Open:

Saturday 12:00–16:30 + Sunday 12:00–16:30

Description:

Devonshire Road Nature Reserve forms part of the railway cutting between Forest Hill and New Cross. This is a 4km-long Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation.

We have a visitor centre and wildlife front and back gardens. There is a 2-mile-long nature reserve at the back of the garden with a large meadow. The garden is used for demonstrations of organic and wildlife gardening and provides a pleasant haven for visitors.

The garden won a Green Pennant award in 2009.

Gardener:

Ms Iris Borgers

Activities:

Talks and crafts for children. Coffee and tea.

Entrance:

170 Devonshire Road
Nearest postcode: SE23 3SZ

Buses:

P4, P12

Stations:

Honor Oak Park, Forest Hill

Access:

Sorry, no disabled access to the reserve. Footpath could be slippery on wet days.

Dogs:

Working assistance dogs only

Further information:

• Street Map
• Map of nearby gardens
• Garden's web site
• Printable version