Goffs Park Nature Conservation
This site has formal parkland areas, a small golf course and semi-natural habitats. The mixture of grassland, woodland, a large pond and hedgerows, provides habitat for a good range of wildlife in this urban setting.
- Birds-foot-trefoil
- Common knapweed
- Common spotted orchid
- Common sorrel
- Hornbeam
- Field maple
- Oak
- Wood anemone
- Bluebell
- Butterflies
- Grasshoppers
- Moorhen
- Mandarin ducks
- Green and great spotted woodpecker
- Nuthatch
- Tree creeper
- Sparrowhawk
Things to do
Combine your visit with the Old Crawley Walk
Help with the maintenance of this site, become a volunteer with Gatwick GreenSpace Partnership.
How to get here
Goffs Park accessed from Horsham Road, Southgate, where there is a car park. It is a short walk from the Town Centre.
Ordnance Survey grid reference: TQ 262364
Nearest bus stop: Horsham Road, Route 6
Neighbourhood: Southgate