Nature reserve & working farm in Ealing
Horsenden's Coronation Meadows are very special. The meadows are located at Horsenden West and provide habitat for a range of species, including Horsenden's newest residents, Harvest Mice. When it comes to Horsenden, our expert guide Martin Smith is one of the most knowledgeable guides you could ever meet. What he doesn’t know about the… Continue reading Walk on the Wild (West) side
Saturday 11th June. A remnant of the original 80acre wood, the present 10acres still holds a number of ancient woodland indicator species and intriguing mysteries. All walks start and finish at Horsenden Farm. Meet in the Sensory Garden at 10.30am. Walks last approx. 1hr 45min. £5 per head – proceeds to Friends of Horsenden Hill… Continue reading Walks with Martin Smith -Horsenden’s ancient woodland.
Back by popular demand to perform in Horsenden's Sensory Garden, Capital Concert Band is a locally based brass ensemble, mostly using traditional brass band instruments, and sometimes with instruments not typical of the brass band genre. They have a repertoire to suit any occasion and this afternoon will be performing a programme to provide… Continue reading Sensory Sessions – Capital Concert Band
A stroll round the meadows for history, wild flowers and butterflies. All walks start and finish at Horsenden Farm. Meet in the Sensory Garden at 10.30am. Walks last approx. 1hr 45min. £5 per head – proceeds to Friends of Horsenden Hill (cash or card). Wear appropriate footwear and clothing. Booking at contact@friendsofhorsendenhill.org
Only just discovered this jewel in Ealing’s crown? A general walk covering its history, mystery and nature. All walks start and finish at Horsenden Farm. Meet in the Sensory Garden at 10.30am. Walks last approx. 1hr 45min. £5 per head – proceeds to Friends of Horsenden Hill (cash or card). Wear appropriate footwear and clothing.… Continue reading Walks with Martin Smith – Discovering Horsenden Hill
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