RSPB Wolves Wood

This.place is lovely to go for a walk went with my 2 year old and took just over an hour to complete. There are no facilities, only a car park (which is free) however you do not need anything more.

A nice walking area, relatively small and doesn't take more than 30 minutes to walk, but great for birds and mushrooms. Dogs are not allowed, this is sign posted but not mentioned on the website.

Quiet, from people but noisy from birds, as it should be, well maintained but not too tidy. Excellent for getting away from it all for a bit.

A great little wood, one mile around the path....However my mobility is not great and it's a shame about those big steps over both bridges. There's no reason it couldn't be mobility scooter or rugged wheelchair friendly, much of it is. Surely that wouldn't cost much to sort. Please make it more accessible for the disabled and elderly. It's 2022.

Lovely little wood to have a quiet wander around - only takes about 40 minutes to walk the circular path so perfect for kiddies - dogs are no longer allowed though due to the possible disturbance of wild life - there is also car park on site and no charges so it's a free activity for families - on a nice day it's nice to take a picnic lunch as there are a few benches here and there

A pleasant RSPB wood with a designated circular path for visitors to walk round. A notice saying wellies recommended although paths were dry for us in September 22. Dogs not allowed.

Small, secluded, contained deciduous wood with a single circular path around its perimeter. Wolves Wood is an attractive green space in a strangely unpopulated stretch of Suffolk, despite its vicinity to the main road between Hadleigh & Ipswich. The location aside the A1071 is the main drawback to visiting this reserve, as it's not a pleasant or safe stretch to walk or cycle along & there are no footpaths accessing the wood...

This is a very quiet, peaceful place. The walk is not a long one, so take your time and look around as you go, there's plenty to see.