Brampton Wood Nature Reserve

Updated: July 26, 2025
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Walk Highlights

Location:
St. Neots
Postcode:
PE28 0DB
Parking:

There are several dedicated free car parks providing access to Brampton Woods in Cambridgeshire, managed by the Wildlife Trust or local authorities. Main car parks are often located off roads like the B1043 (Grafham Road) or other minor roads bordering the woods near Brampton village or Grafham Water. These provide good starting points for various trails. Car parks can be small and may fill up at peak times, especially during bluebell season or on sunny weekends, for this popular Cambridgeshire woodland destination.

Distance:
3.80 miles
Time:
1.50 hours
Difficulty:
Moderate
Terrain:

The terrain in Brampton Woods, Cambridgeshire, consists of woodland paths and tracks which can be uneven, muddy (especially after rain and in winter months, as it's on clay soil in parts), and feature exposed tree roots. There are some gentle to moderate undulations and slopes throughout the woods. Sturdy, waterproof footwear is highly recommended for navigating this Cambridgeshire woodland comfortably. Some main paths near car parks may be more surfaced and accessible for sturdy pushchairs.

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