Does anyone know of a local wood that has bluebells?

[hmt1979]

I would love to take some photos of my little ones with bluebells at this time of the year, does anyone know of somewhere local that has lots? Thanks!

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Nunhead Cemetery has them.

[peckham_ryu]

Hyde Park has stunning bluebells right now

[Mugglesworth]

Oxleas Wood - great swathes of 'em.

[natty01295]

Have a look at peoples gardens,

in I have seen quite a few gardens with Bluebells very nice.

[MrsR]

Beckenham place park has lots. Be quick though or you'll miss them

[Huggers]

Sydenham/Dulwich woods if you enter the Scouts Camping field / golf club car park end.

[edhistory]

There is documentary evidence from the mid-nineteenth century of bluebells along the Dulwich Rise stretch of Lordship Lane.

Any survivors in gardens will be the protected sort.

John K

[Romnarz]

The best is Lesnes Abbey Woods, sometimes known as Abbey Wood, is an area of ancient woodland in southeast London,

Oxleas Wood has Abbey ruins where the kids can run around and explore, also

Formal gardens with a nice cafe

Ponds and Playground facilities. There is a vast area known as Bluebell Woods the whole forest floor is just covered with blue.

http://www.visitlesnes.co.uk/visitor-information

[hmt1979]

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. We did go to Beckenham place park which had lots of bluebells and was a lovely park to stroll around. Think we will have to check out Lesnes Abbey Woods also though, it sounds great!