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The grassland flora comprises species like common toadflax, devil’s-bit scabious, and lady’s smock, also known as cuckoo flower. Notably, the site is a habitat for hoverflies and butterflies, including the small copper and common blue species. Additionally, damselflies, dragonflies, and mayflies are attracted to the environments near the ponds.
The Nutbrook Trail offers a 10-mile path free of traffic, connecting Long Eaton, Shipley Country Park, and Heanor. It is designed for shared use by both pedestrians and cyclists. Horse riders are permitted to use the Stanton branch line section and the route north of Straws Bridge. The entire stretch of the Nutbrook Trail running through Shipley Country Park is accessible to walkers, cyclists, and horse riders.