Battle Great Wood

Visitor information

Parking and prices

The car park has a gravel surface with 30 spaces, it can get busy at peak times.

We will be introducing car parking charges to Battle Great Wood soon. Parking is currently free.

Parking Charges

The money you pay for parking helps us to look after the forests. Read how

Coming soon
Up to 1 hour	£2.00
Up to 2 hours	£2.50
Up to 4 hours	£4.00
Up to 5 hours	£5.00
Up to 12 hours	£8.00

Additional information

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Number of accessible parking spaces: 0

There are no designated accessible parking spaces at this forest. View our easy access trails page to find other forests with accessible parking.

Low sun seen through tall, thin trees in a forest. — Emily Hardy

Walk through the ancient and historic woodland in the heart of East Sussex

Battle Great Wood, nestled on the outskirts of the historic town of Battle in East Sussex, is a peaceful stretch of ancient woodland that invites visitors to slow down and connect with nature.

Characterised by towering trees, winding paths, and pockets of rich wildlife, the wood offers a quiet contrast to the storied battlefield nearby.

Whether explored for a gentle walk, a moment of solitude, or the chance to spot woodland birds, Battle Great Wood carries the timeless charm of Sussex’s rural landscape, making it a favourite retreat for both locals and visitors seeking calm among the trees.

Parking at Battle Great Wood

Parking at Battle Great Wood has been free of charge for many years. Unfortunately, as our operational costs keep rising, this is no longer sustainable and parking charges will soon be in place.

Money from car parking is essential to help us continue caring for the nation's forests, including Battle Great Wood and making them welcoming places to visit.