​Where We Are

Little Chalfont Nature Park is located in the heart of Little Chalfont Village, close to the Village Hall and Community Library, just off Cokes Lane.

Opening Times

The Park is open from dawn till dusk. We discourage visitors outside of this time so that the wildlife can be left undisturbed for part of the day.

Occasionally the Park may be closed for essential maintenance.

How To Get Here

If you are coming from the Village, then go down Cokes Lane for about 50 metres and then turn right towards Dr. Challoner's High School just after the Library. The entrance to the Park is about 50 metres on the left. 

For Satnavs, use postcode HP7 9QB. ​

By Car & Parking

Little Chalfont is on the A404 and can be reached easily from the M25 at Junction 18 by following the signs to Amersham. At the mini-roundabout in Little Chalfont follow the signs for Chalfont St Giles along the B4442 (Cokes Lane). 
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There is one hour free parking close by in the Snells Wood car park in Cokes Lane; see The Chiltern District Council Car Park for details.​Free time-restricted street parking is also available in the village.
Path from the Car Park to the Nature Park

There is an un-surfaced path leading directly from the Snells Wood Car Park to the Nature Park. The entrance is a few metres to the right of the the re-cycling centre. 

By Train

The Park is a 10 minutes walk from Chalfont and Latimer Railway Station which is served by mainline and underground trains. There is a frequent Chiltern Railways service from London Marylebone and Aylesbury as well as Metropolitan Line trains from Amersham, Baker Street and the London Underground Network.

By Bus

Little Chalfont is not particularly well served by buses, but services are available from Chesham, Amersham, High Wycombe and Watford. See current bus timetables.

Some Things To Do

Take The Tour

Ideal for smart phones and tablets, why not take the self guided tour just by clicking on the icon. You can also download and print the tour if you prefer.

All About The Park

Find out more about the Park, what you can find there, what makes it special and how it has played its part in the history of Little Chalfont.

Any Questions?

Do you have any questions? Then this is the place to go first. We hope we have answered them all. If you have any others, then please contact us.

Our Visitor Code

As the Nature Park is host to a number of special species of plants and a delicate wild flower meadow, we ask you to follow our Visitor Code when you come to visit. ​
  • please don't walk on the wild flower meadow in the months May to September.
  • please don't pick any plants
  • please don't leave litter
  • please don't start fires nor smoke
  • sorry, but no dogs are allowed, except for assistance dogs​.
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Visitor Code