C S Lewis Nature Reserve

A great place to visit where a very famous author done so many books.

Well it's a nice walk in the woods regardless, but for me this location looked rather unkempt. The pond was very muddy and full of debris. Perhaps this is part of a rewilding process that I'm unfamiliar with, but it seemed rather poorly managed.

Somewhat overgrown piece of woodland. But the small pond is a nice tranquil place. The woods get better if you make it up to higher ground. Sadly, the trees suffer from Ash Dieback so this place will look very different in a few years time.

Short walk on Sunday afternoon, perfect place , i would not recommend when raining ...was perfect inspiration place for Narnia author!

Beautiful pond with a nice walk through the surrounding trees, a few well located places to sit. The path does have steps and is unlikely to be suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.

Note that there's no parking and the entrance is by way of a short pathway that leads off a residential cul-de-sac.

Great place for hiking. One hour away from London. Recommended

The great man himself lived nearby.... Much evidence of careful work to protect and restore the natural woodland. Small, but numinous.

This is a delightful nature reserve. I was lucky enough to discover it before the decision was made to protect it and turn it into a nature reserve. A huge amount of work has been done on protecting it and yet throughout these changes it’s always remained a treat.