Aylesford Green is an attractive area for informal recreation. The site has a variety of habitats including a wide margin of long vegetation by the Aylesford Stream that forms an important habitat for invertebrates. A small wooded area dominated by ash and alder borders Boys Hall Road. Wood mice have been recorded in this area and long-tailed tits are often seen perching in ash trees, particularly in winter. Pollarded willows by the Aylesford Stream provide an attractive area adjacent to Bentley Road. The site is linked to South Willesborough by a pedestrian bridge over the Channel Tunnel Rail Link onto Newtown Road. Banded demoiselle and common blue damselfly have been recorded at the site.

Facilities
Open space for informal games

Access information 

Gradient: flat

Surface: no defined pathway, regularly mown grass. The site leads to a footpath alongside the Aylesford Stream which is narrow and un-surfaced. This leads to Boys Hall Road.

Resting Places: not benches on site

Parking: at the lay-by off Bentley Road