The Lingfield Nature Reserves, combining the Lingfield Wildlife Area and Centenary Fields, provide a wildlife area for the people of Lingfield and the surrounding district, for enjoyment, conservation and education. The area has been developed in keeping with the character of the local countryside, to be maintained in perpetuity, to give genuine access to all, irrespective of fitness and physical condition.
New Giant Redwood

Next Working Party
Sunday 28 February

Pond Open Days
from mid April on,
dates to be announced
Common Blue butterfly
Common Blue - J Madden
Visitors are welcome at any time to walk across the Reserves and rest on one of the many seats, or under cover in the field shelter. The paths are either hardstanding, suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs, or grass paths through the meadows.

Working Party November 2009
Working Party November 2009 - Picture by Caroline Ohlson
Volunteers can join in regular working parties and events. All abilities and ages welcome with no previous experience needed.

Pond Board unveiling by Peter Ainsworth MP
Pond Board unveiling by Peter Ainsworth MP   26 September
Seed Hunt - seed identification
Picture by Sally Cole
Special visits to the Reserves for Tree Trail Walks or other Group Activities can be organised by prior arrangement.
Contact us by email or form with your questions and comments about the Nature Reserves and its wildlife.