King's Wood and Urchin Wood

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King's Wood and Urchin Wood is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Somerset, covering 1.3 km². The county has 177 Sites of Special Scientific Interest; this is one. Dolebury Warren and Severn Estuary are among the SSSIs within 7.6 km. Yatton Station is about 2.5 km away to the north-west.

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