Open green space is essential for our health and wellbeing, and we are delighted that more people than ever are now out and about enjoying OPT land.  With our commitment to the green agenda, OPT have no car parks, so why not take a cycle ride or a long walk.  Help us to keep our environment, our wildlife and you safe by considering a visit outside likely peak times.  All our green spaces are open.  

When visiting our green spaces, please follow the Countryside Code by:

• leaving no trace of your visit and taking all your litter home;
• keeping dogs under effective control and on a lead when you are around farm animals;
• leaving gates as you find them and following instructions on signs;
• keeping to footpaths and following signs where they suggest alternative routes.

For further information from the Government about accessing green spaces, please follow this LINK.

Help us to continue looking after these valuable green spaces by JOINING or making a DONATION now.

This piece of land was bought in 1958 by OPT to prevent inappropriate development of the site. 

A public footpath from Meadow Lane to Aston Eyot runs along the shared boundary with the allotments.