Crossley Park Wood

Crossley Park Wood

📍 Wetherby LS22 6SD, UK

AllMuseumsGalleriesAttractionsTheme ParksParksGardensHistoric SitesCastlesAbbeysCathedralsRuinsMonumentsWar MemorialsTheatresCinemasEntertainmentEscape RoomsTrampoline ParksGo KartingMini GolfLaser TagPaintballBowlingIce RinksRoller RinksWater ParksCasinosGymsSpasYoga StudiosPilates StudiosClimbing CentresAdventure CentresSki CentresGolf CoursesSwimming PoolsTennis CourtsBasketball CourtsFootball PitchesCricket GroundsRugby GroundsStadiumsSports VenuesRacecoursesHorse RidingSkate ParksBMX TracksWalksCycling RoutesNature ReservesWildlife CentresBird WatchingAquariumsZoosCavesWaterfallsViewpointsPicnic AreasBeachesMarinasDiving CentresSurf SchoolsSailing ClubsKayak HireBoat HireBike HireCultural CentresPlanetariumsScience CentresObservatoriesToursActivitiesFamilyVisitor CentresNatural FeaturesFishingSports & LeisureEvent Venues

About Crossley Park Wood

Crossley Park Wood is a compact woodland managed by the Woodland Trust, situated conveniently close to Wetherby town centre. This small green space provides a welcome pocket of nature, offering a brief respite from urban life for both locals and visitors alike.

The wood features a simple footpath that meanders through its natural setting, inviting visitors to enjoy a short, refreshing walk. It serves as an accessible spot to immerse oneself in a peaceful wooded environment, perfect for a quick escape into the outdoors.

Visiting Information

Crossley Park Wood is accessible to visitors 24 hours a day, seven days a week, making it convenient for a spontaneous visit at any time. Information regarding specific accessibility features for the paths within the wood has not been provided. Entry to the woodland is free of charge, with no payment options required.

Location

Map placeholder
🗺️

Interactive Map

View accommodation, attractions, restaurants, and events on the map

1 location

📍 Wetherby LS22 6SD, UK

2.0

from 1 reviews

Google Reviews

Reviews from Google Maps.

Reviews sourced from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.

Anonymous
2/5
5 years ago

A bit disappointing, unfortunately. This wood is very small. There is a footpath running through it which takes you to a fence with a No Entry sign. The walk out and back again takes about 1 minute.