This 10-hectare nature reserve features a variety of habitats, including woodland, grassland, and wetland, providing a haven for local wildlife. The reserve's trails take visitors through a diverse landscape, where they can spot birds, insects, and small mammals. A highlight of the reserve is its wildflower meadow, which blooms with colorful flowers in the summer months. The reserve also boasts a pond, which attracts dragonflies and damselflies, and a woodland area with mature trees, including oak and ash. With its rich biodiversity and peaceful atmosphere, Ramsey Heights is a popular spot for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape from urban life.
We had a great time at the Family Picnic Day, lots of activities for the children. Lovely place to walk around, will definitely go again. Thank you to everyone who works there.
Wonderful walk around the nature reserve. Lots of birds to see and hear. The paths are well kept. Very different at the beginning of April. Lots of trees in bud but no leaves, they look very bare. The reeds and rushes are dry and brown. Still an excellent afternoon.
Walking the two dogs here most mornings. Great for an early morning walking tons of wildlife about to make it interesting, with a choice of a very long quiet road when wet to the actual nature reserve itself.
Take a picnic the kids won't bother you amazing space loads of wild life
Lovely
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Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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We had a great time at the Family Picnic Day, lots of activities for the children. Lovely place to walk around, will definitely go again. Thank you to everyone who works there.
Wonderful walk around the nature reserve. Lots of birds to see and hear. The paths are well kept. Very different at the beginning of April. Lots of trees in bud but no leaves, they look very bare. The reeds and rushes are dry and brown. Still an excellent afternoon.
Walking the two dogs here most mornings. Great for an early morning walking tons of wildlife about to make it interesting, with a choice of a very long quiet road when wet to the actual nature reserve itself.
Take a picnic the kids won't bother you amazing space loads of wild life
Lovely
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