Dog Behaviour in the Nature Reserve
The law requires you to be in control of your dog(s) at all times. Out of control includes: injuring or attacking someone or their pet, or making someone worried that they or their pet might be injured.
- Owners must clean up after their dogs and use the bins provided.
- Owners must be able to view and be in control of their dogs at all times.
- Dogs who are aggressive, or bark incessantly, are to be controlled or removed.
- Owners are responsible for any injury or damage caused by their dogs.
- You should limit the number of dogs you walk at any one time to meet the above requirements.
- Use of the nature reserve is at your own risk.
*** A reminder that professional dog walkers are not permitted in this nature reserve ***
First time visiting the reserve?
Our thanks to Craig McTeer, one of our supporters, who has used his own 360 camera and mapped 99% of the footpaths in the reserve.
You can view this using Google Maps, by clicking here
When the map opens, click and holding on the yellow man icon, and then drop the icon onto the map.
Please click here to view and download a map of the reserve
Please click here to view the What3Words for our Lodge Road entrance
“Maidstone’s Hidden Gem”
Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is a local wildlife oasis tucked away between the Vinters Park and Grove Green housing estates.
Explore our website by using the menu options above
We Need YOUR Support!
Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is NOT run by any council, but by a group of dedicated local volunteers, who have formed a registered charity called the “Vinters Valley Park Trust”.
To keep the nature reserve open, as a space for the whole community to enjoy we need your money and support.
You can financially support the nature reserve in a number of ways.
Please click here to find out how you can support us
NEXT EVENTs AT VINTERS VALLEY
We currently have no planned events.
Any new events will be advertised on our social media channels and website