Bucks Horn Oak, near Farnham, GU10 4LS

Alice Holt Forest

Forest

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5.3

Wildland

1–2 hours

Time

Paid

Cost

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Why it's Wildland

5.3

A Forestry England forest destination near Farnham, with walking and cycling trails and a visitor centre. Its appeal here is a practical woodland outing, rather than a well-evidenced claim of unusual natural or historical significance.

Alice Holt offers a substantial forest setting with walking and cycling trails, but the supplied evidence does not establish a distinctive ecological feature or a sufficiently detailed site-specific story. A useful choice for a forest outing; check current facilities and trail information before making a special journey.

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The experience

Use the forest’s walking trails for a short woodland outing. The supplied sources do not establish a specific route, trail length or worthwhile nearby itinerary, so check Forestry England’s current visitor information before setting out.

Things to do

Walk in the forest

Use current Forestry England trail information to plan a woodland walk. The supplied sources do not specify a verified route or distance.

Cycle in the forest

The supplied sources describe cycling trails at Alice Holt. Check current route and access information before setting out.

Visit the visitor centre and café

Forestry England lists a visitor centre and café at the site; check their current opening information before visiting.

Make a day of it

Quick escape · 1–2 hours

A short forest visit

01
Check Forestry England’s current visitor information and choose a suitable walking trail.
02
Visit the forest and follow the route information available on site.
03
Allow time for the visitor centre or café if open.

When to go

· No quiet or scenic time is verified. Forestry England recommends arriving before 10:30am or after 2:30pm on busy weekends and school holidays.

The supplied evidence does not establish seasonal highlights.

Check the forecast and current trail conditions before visiting; the supplied sources do not specify weather-related restrictions.

What to look for

Explore the forest setting and look for current walking and cycling trail information at the visitor centre. The supplied evidence does not verify particular wildlife, historic features or seasonal highlights.

Best time to go

No season-specific recommendation is supported by the supplied sources.

No particular time of day is established as best. On busy weekends and school holidays, Forestry England recommends arriving before 10:30am or after 2:30pm.

How long to spend

1–2 hours

Perfect for

Walkers · Cyclists

Before you go

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Address

Bucks Horn Oak, Farnham GU10 4LS

Phone

+44 300 067 4622

Website

forestryengland.uk

Listed hours

Monday: 9am-5pm
Tuesday: 9am-5pm
Wednesday: 9am-5pm
Thursday: 9am-5pm
Friday: 9am-5pm
Saturday: 9am-5pm
Sunday: 9am-5pm

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Google rating

4.6 · 1,211 reviews

Practical information

Opening & access

Forestry England visitor destination. The car park is open daily 8am–8pm; check current information before travelling.

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Parking

Paid car parking; charges vary by day and season. Forestry England recommends arriving before 10:30am or after 2:30pm on busy weekends and school holidays.

Toilets

Public toilets are listed in the supplied Google place information; check current facilities before visiting.

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Food & drink

Forestry England lists a café, open daily 9am–4pm. Check before visiting.

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Dogs

The supplied Google place information indicates dogs are allowed; check current site rules and signage.

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Accessibility

The supplied Google place information lists an accessible car park, entrance, seating and toilet. Check current access conditions and trail suitability with Forestry England.

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Cost

Paid