The forest offers multiple trails for walking, with various paths to choose from. If you're lucky, you may spot Deer's behind the fencing. The carpark is small but free, with space for about 20 cars. It can get busy on weekends, as many people visit with their dogs. It is generally safe to leave your vehicle for a few hours, but be aware that the gates close at 10pm. If you're planning to stay overnight, it's advisable to check with the local residents, as there are a few houses on the road nearby.
We had a pleasant stay on Monday night, November 28th, as we were the only campervan present. The road leading to the site is a narrow single track with various ramps along the way. It was very peaceful, providing a good night's sleep. In the morning, we observed squirrels and pheasants. This location seems more suitable for visits during colder months, as it is often used by locals for walks.
I stayed overnight and was thankful that another campervan arrived at midnight, as I felt a bit unsettled. There were no problems, but cars came and went until about 4am. Enjoyed a nice walk in the forest during sunset.