Firestone Copse

Visitor information

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How to find us

Sat Nav Postcode:

PO33 4LQ

Firestone Copse, Ryde

By Car

Firestone Copse car park is visible from the road and provides parking for approximately 40 cars. Please note the post code is the nearest one to the car park.

OS Grid Ref

SZ 5580 9103

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There are no parking charges at Firestone Copse. The nearest postcode is PO33 4LQ, see map in how to find us.

Additional information

Number of accessible parking spaces: 0

There are no designated accessible parking spaces at this forest. View our easy access trails page to find other forests with accessible parking.

Disabled parking available

Firestone

Firestone Copse

Explore this attractive forest notable for its wide-ranging tree species, from Oak to soaring spires of Grand Fir

Located on the Isle of Wight, the rich woodland of Firestone Copse provides the perfect year-round destination for your next forest adventure. A wheelchair accessible trail allows excellent, ever-changing views of English Oak and Ash as well as coniferous Douglas, Cedar and Scots Pine.

At a glance

Walking trails
Dog walking
Picnic area

Things to do

Picnics at Firestone Copse

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at Firestone Copse. Just bring along good food and company!

To prevent forest fires and reduce waste, please do not bring any barbecues into our...

Walking at Firestone Copse

Walking in the woodland is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Firestone Copse has a range of paths that run through...

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