My lads and I love this place. On the walk up from the car park you're bound to encounter several dog walkers. I've even met some druids. There is also a walnut tree in the hedgerow and in the late summer there are lots of...More

A wonderful walk though extensive ancient yew woods, said to have been planted in memory of the fallen in a battle between Saxons and Danes, to a chalk downland viewpoint. A must for lovers of nature and history.

A friend recommended this walk for me as I'm in training for the 3 Peaks Challenge and they thought as this had a step part it was good for getting ready for my challenge ahead. It has trails very clearly posted and I found it...More

Went to explore Kingley Vale with some friends and it is spectacular! The ancient yew trees are incredible and the walk was simply delightful. I definitely recommend going for the experience however keep your wits about you! We were walking along the path when I...More

We had a lovely walk, free parking at West Stoke and then about an hour or so walk through the yew trees up to the humps. You could spend the day here with a picnic.

wonderful place to walk & reflect. well signposted and maintained. wide variety of trees ...Don't miss the ancient yews! Free car park and plenty of refreshment stops within easy reach.

Beautiful views even if you don't want to walk to the very top. Paths well kept and suitable for buggies. Perfect for a summer picnic.

A lovely day was spent roaming around the reserve, looking at the wonderful amazing Yew trees. A steeper than expected climb to the top to look at the views was obscured by fog, but it was still a pleasant experience. The only downside is the...More

There are two free car park options, of which both filling up quickly at weekends and half term times, so early birds certainly have an advantage. You park up either at the North West corner of Kingley Vale at Stroughton Down or at Stoke Farm...More

My family and I love to do this walk early in the morning in a nice sunny day as you cannot beat the view from the top looking over all of Chichester. We always take the dogs who love it and it can be strenuous...More