Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve - Spalding

Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve is a nature preserve and popular tourist attraction located in Moulton, Spalding PE12 6LL, United Kingdom. This beautiful reserve is a perfect destination for nature lovers, families, and even pets, as it allows hiking and is dog-friendly.

The Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve is managed by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, an organization dedicated to protecting and enhancing the wildlife and wild places of Lincolnshire. The reserve is a vital part of the local ecosystem, providing a home to many different species of birds, mammals, and insects.

One of the main features of the Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve is its hiking trails. These trails are suitable for all ages and abilities, making it a great place for a family day out. The reserve is also a great place for kids, with kid-friendly hikes available.

The Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve is easily accessible, located just a short drive from Spalding. It has a car park on site, making it easy to get to and explore the reserve. However, there is no phone number available for the reserve, so it is recommended to check their website for any updates or additional information.

The reserve's website, lincstrust.org.uk, is a great resource for anyone looking to visit the Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve. It provides detailed information about the reserve, including a map of the hiking trails, a list of the species that can be found there, and guidelines for visiting.

The Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve has received many positive reviews from visitors. According to Google My Business, it has an average rating of 4.2/5, based on 118 reviews. Visitors have praised the reserve for its beauty, tranquility, and the variety of wildlife that can be found there.

Reviews of Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve

Dex McHenry

4/5

Quiet spot generally. The woodland part is still maturing. The marshes and riverside have a bit more variety. Egrets are regulars on the river. Big skies. No facilities. Popular with dog walkers.

Ian Pascall

5/5

Lovely flat walk perfect for dogs to run around. I managed 2.5 miles along the embankments before turning around to come back to the car park. Lovely views, very peaceful.

A McV

5/5

A great discovery. Interesting to think that it used to be a landfill site. I think if you followed the entire walking trail it would maybe take up 1-2 hours. For just a casual visit and a change of scenery easily a short afternoon, which is perfect imo. Very well looked after and clean area. Another review mentioned dog mess and maybe this was a problem in the past, but we didn’t encounter any.

Suep Coleman

5/5

Haven't been here since covid it is now king Charles III path and beautifully trimmed and waymarked. Great dog walk decent carpark. Need more dog poo bins as some idiots have just hung bags on posts!

Helen Alderson

3/5

Nice little walk around the woodland, you can make a longer walk by the river. The daffodils were out and were very pretty.
Shame on the dog walkers that don't pick up after their dogs though ?
Not much nature seen either.

ghislaine headland-vanni

4/5

Comprises of a small woods and a walk alongside the Welland in the direction of either Fosdyke Bridge and the Ship Inn or towards the sea. In the late Spring and Autumn it is especially pretty. Great place to walk dogs

Tracy S

4/5

Nice place for a quiet walk. The lake is lovely and there is a small forest. Then you can take a long walk out to the Wash. Saw several different birds Inc birds of prey hunting over the open fields. There is a good size car park and dogs are ok on the lead.

Kresza POTRYKUS

3/5

Lovely place, but loads of bagged up dog poo! Obviously people walking their dogs, decide to leave it at the nature reserve, rather than taking it in their cars home. Maybe bins should be provided. Really spoils this place.