A group of small woods in Lincolnshire, the largest of which is Chambers Farm Wood. Main habitats: woodland Area: 384 hectares Management: Forestry Commission Features of interest The woods are the most important examples of small-leaved lime woodland in Britain. They cover a wide range of soil and drainage conditions, resulting in a varied ground flora and range of different tree and shrub communities. There is a visitor centre and butterfly garden in Chambers Farm Wood. The nearest toilets are in the visitor centre and there is a picnic area nearby. There is a marked trail through Chambers Farm Wood together with paths offering wheelchair access. There are interpretation panels, and leaflets are available on-site. Directions The majority of the woods are 1 to 3 kilometres south of the A158 on either side of the B1202 between the towns of Bardney and Wragby. Access to the woods is via minor roads from the A158 and B1202. There is a car park in Chambers Farm Wood accessed from Hoop Lane via the B1202. The nearest train station is Lincoln (15 kilometres to the west). There are bus services along the A158 on the Interconnect 6 route from Lincoln to Skegness. Bardney is close to Cycle Network Route 1. Contact Email: sherwood.fdo@forestry.gsi.gov.uk Email for groups and activities: jenny.boatwright@forestry.gsi.gov.uk