Farley Copse
The entrance to Farley Copse is located off Tippits Mead Gate. Roadside parking is available.
- OS Ref: SU849 696
- Local Nature Reserve
- Wildlife Heritage Site
Farley Copse is a remnant of the once extensive woodland habitat of this area. It was once part of a large estate belonging to the Edwardian Farley Moor House with around 20 gardeners managing the site and stretching beyond the current day wood into surrounding streets (per. Lucking). Following the building of housing developments Farley Copse has been adopted by Bracknell Forest Borough Council to provide public open space for local residents.
Farley Copse is one of the sites that took part in the Woodland Project (2001-2004).
- A majestic, fully grown Wellingtonia tree
- Wood anenomes, Bluebells and Dog violets flowering in Spring
- Roe deer quietly grazing in the wood
- The whirring wings of the Large red damselfly and Broad-bodied chaser close to the pond
If you are a resident and would like to find out more about what is happening in your local wood please contact 01344 354441
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