Eashing Fields Contact
The site contact for our Eashing Fields space is Surrey Wildlife Countryside Team Tel: 01483 910087
This space is managed in partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust
Region: South Central
This open countryside site was created in 2020 on two former agricultural fields. Mature tree belts and hedgerows along the site boundary were enhanced with the creation of areas of species-rich woodland and grassland to provide exciting new wildlife habitats. The site creation works also included a new car park, pathways, information boards and benches for visitors.
Eashing Fields is managed in partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust (SWT) for the benefit of the local community and wildlife. SWT looks after the site on a day-to day-basis and runs community events.
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The site contact for our Eashing Fields space is Surrey Wildlife Countryside Team Tel: 01483 910087
This space is managed in partnership with Surrey Wildlife Trust
Open access
Yes
(click here to find the nearest public toilets)
The Stag on the River is open daily and is nearby.
The site is free to use.
The land is generally level throughout. There are no surfaced paths.
Well controlled dogs are welcome.
Walking, bird watching and wildlife spotting.
The site is home to a diverse and increasing range of wildlife.
Witley and Milford Commons (NT), Thursley National Nature Reserve, Watts Gallery Artists' Village, Winkworth Arboretum
Eashing Lane, Milford, Godalming, GU8 5EP
Site size: 12 hectares
This Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) was established in 2019. The purpose of this SANG is to avoid increased recreational pressure on the Wealden Heaths Special Protection Area (SPA) from new residential development by providing an alternative recreation area that offers a similar experience to the SPA.
The land was formerly two agricultural fields, one arable and the other pasture. Following establishment of the SANG the site will be managed in accordance with a SANG management plan, for the benefit of people and wildlife.
Management by the Land Trust will seek to enhance the biodiversity and recreational value of the new site for visitors.
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