Darwell Wood

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Darwell Wood is one of 56 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in East Sussex. It lies within the High Weald National Landscape. Other nature reserves nearby include Ashburnham Park and Lake Meadow, Battle. Robertsbridge Station is about 3.7 km away to the north-east.

More places to visit near Darwell Wood

Wooded ridges, sunken lanes and deep stream valleys across the old iron country of the south-east

Fuller's pyramid mausoleum stands in St Thomas a Becket churchyard at Brightling, a landmark among his scattered follies.

2.9 km W

Fuller's domed observatory near Brightling, once fitted with a camera obscura, now a private house seen from the lane.

4.1 km W

A cone-shaped folly Mad Jack Fuller reputedly built overnight to win a wager about seeing Dallington church spire.

4.3 km W

A slender stone obelisk on one of East Sussex's highest ridges, part of Fuller's cluster of local follies.

4.3 km W

Ruined abbey on the 1066 battlefield.

5.8 km SE