Winnall Moors Nature Reserve
Winchester, Winchester
A 64-hectare floodplain reserve in the middle of Winchester, managed by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust in partnership with others. It is a wetland with a varied range of wildlife, including kingfishers.
Highlights
- Kingfishers and wetland wildlife
- 64-hectare floodplain
- Paths close to the city centre
Good to know
- Only assistance and guide dogs are allowed
- The reserve can close during flooding
Getting there
Winnall Moors Nature Reserve, Durngate Place, Winchester, SO23 8DXParking: The nearest car park is Durngate pay and display. The city's park and ride is cheaper, and the last five minutes is a walk from the Broadway to Durngate.
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