We rode the single track (red route) 13 km cycle route severals times over the Christams and New Year holiday including early morning after heavy rainfall. It was evident that much of the track had been upgraded and improved with even a tarmac tight bend section added. None of the track upgrades detract from the outstanding scenary and once you... More

Get in touch with nature, take a long stroll, cycle around and marvel out the huge variety of trees. Could easily spend a few days in here and perfect on a sunny day with a picnic More

Excellent routes to walk but be sure to have a guide and a means of knowing north from south since you can lose yourself quite easily and end up walking a long way! if you like biking in woods then that is good too. Cafe is average but the loos are fine. Cheap at £8.50/car and you can learn a... More

Visited The Electric Forest at Bedgebury during half term with grandaughter and her friend. We were so looking forward to a spectacular event following the articles and photos of last year's show at the pinetum. Quite the contrary !! In our opinion it was a very poor show all round. The trail was around various playareas which were probably not... More

We visited Bedgebury for its Electric Forest display which runs through half term. As grown ups without children we expected the focus to be on the children's activities but had hoped the forest lighting alone would 'blow us away' as we paid £15.50 each for the pleasure. What was there was good but not enough of it to justify the... More

We love Bedgebury, whether for a peaceful walk around the beautiful trees and to see the amazing water liles on the lake, or to hire bikes and explore the forest (a particular favourite with our 7 & 9 year old boys). Not cheap (£8.50 to park can make you think twice and the bike hire comes at a cost), but... More

We've now been twice in as many weeks which should give you an idea of how well we like the place, travelling around 45 minutes to get there. Principally we went for the cycling as it boasted good family cycle tracks and considering our 5 year old has just learned to cycle without stabilisers, this for us was a big... More

OK the headline is a bit misleading as you should factor in petrol and picnic costs but in terms of access to this attraction at £8.50 per day or £9.00 including a map then its a winner and very good value for money. This is a very simple but very well executed Foresty Commission owned complex which is essentially a... More

We visited here over half term, camping locally, and were amazed at how it was still comparatively quiet even though there were lots of visitors. There's lots to see and do here for all the family. We kicked off with the 2km well signposted walk around the Pinetum and our 5yr old was fascinated by all the different pines, and... More