Little Chalfont Nature Park

Little Chalfont Nature Park Little Chalfont Nature Park is a nature park in the heart of the Buckinghamshire village of Little Chalfont. It opened on 1st June, 2016.

Little Chalfont Nature Park is a new nature park in the heart of the Buckinghamshire village of Little Chalfont. Formerly the Montgomery Trust Sculpture Park, it was purchased entirely from funds raised by public appeal and with grants from local councils, businesses and grant bodies. The Nature Park is a tranquil oasis for the local community and visitors, a sanctuary for wildlife, a place to lea

rn about nature as well as conserving valuable old meadow grassland, wild flowers and trees. We are sorry, but dogs [except assistance dogs] are not allowed. Please see our website for more details.

10/08/2026
The first meadow cut has finished early and the Nature Park is now open.Thanks for your patient consideration.The meadow...
04/08/2026

The first meadow cut has finished early and the Nature Park is now open.
Thanks for your patient consideration.
The meadow is cut in 2 halves, allowing nectar for insects to remain while the first seeds are settling into the ground.
The pattern of halves changes each year so the section cut first this year will be late cut, next year etc.

31/07/2026

N̈OTICE
The Meadow will have its first cut next week between Monday and Wednesday.
For safety reasons the park will be closed before 4pm each day. We are sorry for the inconvenience but need to help with setting seeds for next year's Meadow.

29/07/2026
Just a couple of butterflies in the park that stayed still enough to picture.
29/07/2026

Just a couple of butterflies in the park that stayed still enough to picture.

29/07/2026
29/07/2026

So many butterflies and bees in the sensory garden. Video doesn't do it justice. 😊

23/07/2026
22/07/2026
22/07/2026

Today is the start of the Big Butterfly
Count 2026! Between now and the 9th of August you can spend 15 minutes counting the Butterflies you see and then submit your results to the Butterfly Conservation via their website or the Big Butterfly Count App.

I thought this was the perfect chance to share a collage of some of the beautiful Butterflies I’ve been able to photograph in recent years! I’m keeping my fingers crossed that lots of Butterflies show up when I do my count this year!

Butterfly Conservation The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants Wildlife Trust BCN: Northamptonshire Team The Wildlife Trusts

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Cokes Lane
Amersham
HP79QA

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