Ufton Fields

It's a lovely walk with free parking, take wellies if it's been raining recently but some beautiful scenery.

Lovely walk. Not sure how long it is but the circular walk took us about an hour with two kids stopping to climb trees and build dens. Concrete path so accessible for pushchairs although the car park is quite muddy. Very tight entrance and 2m head height restriction, fine in a landrover though.

Nice walk but very muddy. Pretty sure there was a concrete path but with all the recent rain it was definitely a wellies job.Bottomed out the car entering the car park be carefull driving through any puddles

I liked it, very nice and peaceful. I only saw two couples while walking round, so if you like to escape the general public this is a good option. 2.7km loop takes around 35 mins to walk. As others have said, car park is very uneven ground!

Brilliant park with several circuits. Hidden away and maintained well. Would recommend for any age groups.

Lovely round circle walk and quiet.

Gorgeous walk. Very muddy at the moment, so walking boots or wellies required!

Important prenote: if you visit I highly recommend insect repellent (that includes mosquitos). Both mine and my walking buddy got bitten multiple times by mosquitos, and there were a lot of them (especially in the man made dens and water rich areas).A wonderful and quiet get away. We spent 3-4 hours here and walked around it twice. You can still hear the cars in some parts but apart from that you'd think you were in the wilds". It is surprisingly clean with no destruction

Great spot to walk the dog. Nice loop of a path. Gets a bit stinky sometimes, though this may be the nearby landfill site.

Lovely local nature reserve, with pools and woodland. Good for a relaxing walk and plenty of parking.There’s a nice loop path through the reserve which takes you around the whole area and is easy and level so very accessible.Please take your rubbish home with you if you visit, as people often leave litter in the car park.You can extend your walk and head over to Harbury, by walking a short way along the road (towards ufton) to a lay-by and taking the path across the field with the pool.For those who are interested, snipe (dragonfly hide), sparrowhawks and kingfishers are some of the more exciting birds that I’ve seen here recently but you can get all sorts throughout the year.