Description:

Lullington Heath NNR is one of the largest areas of chalk heath in Britain.
The slightly acid, fine soil has allowed the development of an intimately mixed chalk and heath plant community. Acid loving heathers and tormentil grow among plants such as thyme, salad burnet and dropwort, which have adapted to the chalk.


Access to the reserve is limited to public rights of way, but guided walks organised by English Nature's Sussex and Surrey team allow wider access. For more details telephone 01273 476595.

To view a map of this reserve, visit the weblink and look under NNRs.