Nature reserves, parks & green spaces in Basildon
Showing 1–50 of 415 locations in Basildon, Eastern.
A largely urban district in south Essex, with the Thames Estuary marshes, RSPB nature reserves, and Wat Tyler Country Park on former industrial riverside land.
Bowers Marshes
Urban park· 188 ha
Norsey Wood
Urban park· 156 ha
Basildon Golf Course
Golf course· 143 ha
Gloucester Park
Urban park· 143 ha
Willow Park
Urban park· 134 ha
Willow Park
Urban park· 134 ha
Wat Tyler Country Park
Urban park· 93 ha
The Burstead Golf Club
Golf course· 92 ha
Norsey Wood
Broadleaved· 86 ha
Wickford Memorial Park
Urban park· 73 ha
Queens Park
Urban park· 67 ha
NORSEY WOOD
Norsey Wood is a 67-hectare Country Park in Basildon, Eastern England. It consists of ancient woodlands, providing habitats for birds, mammals, and opportunities for walking and cycling along marked trails.
Country park· 67 ha
Multi-period site at Norsey Wood
Scheduled Monument
Historic· 66 ha
NORSEY WOOD
Norsey Wood is also designated as a 66-hectare Local Nature Reserve in Basildon, Eastern England. It features a mix of woodland and open space, supporting diverse wildlife and offering trails for walking and exploring.
Nature reserve· 66 ha
Holy Cross Recreation Ground
Urban park· 46 ha
WAT TYLER
Wat Tyler is a country park that consists of 44 hectares situated in Basildon, Eastern England. The park features wetland areas with a variety of habitats, supporting wildlife such as swans and various fish species, as well as opportunities for walking and picnicking.
Country park· 44 ha
Hall Wood - Broadleaved woodland
Broadleaved· 43 ha
Langdon Hills Country Park
Broadleaved· 42 ha
Marks Hill Wood
Broadleaved· 39 ha
Langdon Hills Country Park
Broadleaved· 39 ha
Northlands Park
Urban park· 38 ha
MILL MEADOW
Mill Meadow is a 37-hectare Local Nature Reserve situated in Basildon, Eastern England. The site features wetlands and grassland, attracting diverse wildlife including bird species and dragonflies, making it suitable for birdwatching and nature walks.
Nature reserve· 37 ha
Queens Park Country Park
Broadleaved· 36 ha
Lake Meadows
Urban park· 35 ha
Lake Meadows
Urban park· 35 ha
Langdon Hills Country Park
Broadleaved· 29 ha
WESTLEY HEIGHTS
Westley Heights is a 27-hectare country park located in Basildon, Eastern England. Visitors can explore a variety of habitats including woodlands and grasslands, where they may encounter diverse wildlife such as birds, butterflies, and small mammals.
Country park· 27 ha
Barrenleys Wood
Broadleaved· 25 ha
QUEEN'S PARK
Queen's Park is a 25-hectare country park situated in Basildon, Eastern England. Visitors typically find well-maintained gardens, open spaces for picnics, and a variety of wildlife, including birds and insects, in serene natural surroundings.
Country park· 25 ha
Victoria Park
Urban park· 23 ha
Bowers Marsh Reservoir
Reservoir· 23 ha
Bowers Marsh Reservoir
Reservoir· 23 ha
Wick Country Park
Urban park· 21 ha
Wat Tyler Country Park
Broadleaved· 21 ha
WICK
Wick Country Park spans 19 hectares in Basildon, Eastern England. It features gardens, woodlands, and meadows, supporting numerous birds and butterflies, and offers paths for walkers and picnic areas.
Country park· 19 ha
Fryerns Baptist Church
Urban park· 18 ha
Burstead Golf Club
Broadleaved· 15 ha
Great Berry Open Space
Urban park· 14 ha
Crays Hill Park
Urban park· 14 ha
Markhams Chase Park
Urban park· 14 ha
Eversley
Urban park· 14 ha
Zen Reservoir
Reservoir· 12 ha
Zen Reservoir
Reservoir· 12 ha
Barleylands Farm Park
Farm· 12 ha
VANGE HILL
Vange Hill is an 11-hectare Local Nature Reserve in Basildon, Eastern England. This site includes grassland and scrub habitats, attracting wildlife such as butterflies, as well as various breeding birds during the summer months.
Nature reserve· 11 ha
Billericay United Reformed Church
Broadleaved· 11 ha
Langdon Hills Country Park
Broadleaved· 11 ha
Queen Elizabeth II Field
Urban park· 11 ha
Broadleaved woodland near Pipps Hill
Broadleaved· 10 ha
ST NICHOLAS CHURCH HILLS
St Nicholas Church Hills is a 10-hectare Local Nature Reserve in Basildon, Eastern England. The hilly terrain offers mixed woodlands and grasslands, ideal for observing local wildlife and enjoying walking paths with scenic views.
Nature reserve· 10 ha