The nature trail on the Park provides range of habitats, some natural and some man-made to disguise the signs of clay extraction. Numerous species of birds, insects, trees and flowers can be seen making this changing landscape their home. All you have to do is take a stroll through the park to see the shear variety of wildlife present.

Many of the trees and plants are ‘natives’ but others are introduced varieties that have escaped from cultivation, such as the now 'wild' or naturalised Rhododendron Ponticum. As you walk through the park look out for the tips covered by Rhododendron and the older more established woodland also planted to disguise a tip.

The viewing platform, again, provides a commanding view of an area of outstanding rural beauty as well as industry. It may surprise you what can be seen on the journey up to the view platform.