Boyton and Hollesley Marshes Nature Reserve
Woodbridge, Suffolk
At A Glance
Boyton and Hollesley Marshes are two vibrant coastal reserves in the lower reaches of the Alde-Ore Estuary. They are both grazing marshes, which means they’re great places for watching birds of prey, owls, butterflies and dragonflies, depending on the time of year.
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Suitable for
Adults & Children
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Duration
All day
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Price from
Free
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Availability
All year round
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Why this Destination is great for you.
- Explore the rspb nature reserve at Boyton and Hollesley Marshes in Woodbridge
- Take in lovely views of the lagoon from a seated viewing point in the reserve
- Watch the animals in the local habitats which consists of wetland, grassland and coastal habitats, as well as a new freshwater lagoon
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Facilities and additional information
- Opening times:
Nature reserve: Open at all times
- Accessibility: Assistant dogs allowed, Nearest accessible toilets are offsite and not RSPB owned
- Equipment needed: Weather appropriate clothing
- Toilets: Toilets are offsite and not RSPB owned
- Parking : For Boyton there is free parking at entrance of reserve. For Hollesley the car park is clearly signposted from the entrance of the reserve. Follow the signs alongside the prison and the car park is located just inside the prison grounds. This car park was created as part of a partnership with Hollesley Bay Prison
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