


Over 800 species of beetle have been recorded at Woodwalton Fen National Nature Reserve
One of Britain's oldest nature reserves. Mature
reedbed, mixed fen, grassland, woodland and hawthorn scrub. Over 20kms
of pathway with several meres and bird hides. Beautiful views and abundant
wildlife can been seen throughout this internationally important site.
There is an information board at the entrance and Rothschild's bungalow
is a short walk along the path.
Close to the site of what was, several hundred years ago, Britain's largest lowland lake. Birch woodland, open bracken, grassland and remnants of a raised peat bog. Over 12kms of pathway with 3 meres and hides. The famous Holme Post is situated in the heart of the reserve