Posts – Combe Valley Countryside Park

Here Be Dragons!

A number of different dragonfly species can now be seen around the valley. One of the most striking is the

One of the long-term aims of the Country Park is to improve the state of some of the footpaths to

The section of beach between Galley Hill and Glyne Gap has a magnificent display of Sea Kale in flower at

Over the next few months Sussex Wildlife Trust are replacing part of the boardwalk into the Filsham Reedbed nature reserve.

Kick-Start Combe Valley Discovery Centre From now until the end of June you have the opportunity to help the Combe

An area of reedbed approximately 150 yards square caught light last night (14 April) and burned for several hours. Fortunately it

Spring has sprung and the butterflies are appearing again. Peacocks and Commas have been seen for some weeks now and

Signs of spring are beginning to appear around the park. Hazel catkins are becoming quite common, these were along the old

BHA (Bexleigh, Hythe & Abbey) Residents Association opened their new children’s play space on Saturday in a corner of the

The Combe Valley Countryside Park has launched its new-look website which is set to provide lots of information about the