St Ives Estate, Bingley · a voluntary group formed 2003
Woodland, water & wildlife to explore
217 hectares of woodland and open ground, free to roam all year. Feed the swans at Coppice Pond, follow a waymarked walk, watch from the bird hide, and find the wood carvings hidden in the trees.
The Friends of St Ives Estate is a voluntary body formed in 2003 from interested members of the general public and other interested parties. It is a non-political group and is affiliated to the Trust for Conservation Volunteers.
Plan your visit
An interactive map of the estate
217 hectares of woodland, ponds and open ground. Trace the four walks, find the car parks, café and bird hide, and hunt down the wood carvings — all on one map.
Wildlife at St Ives
St Ives through the seasons
Support local heritage & the future of St Ives
Your membership helps open up the visitor centre again and goes towards the upkeep and maintenance of the bird hide. Donations are gratefully received and any contribution is appreciated.