Welcome to Fell End Nature Reserve
Fell End Nature Reserve a wonderful place to be. The scenic Nature Reserve is now open to both our guests and to the general public, complimenting the Arnside and Silverdale area of outstanding natural beauty.
The first wildlife spotting Hide, named after John Wilson for his outstanding contribution to conservation is now open for use. Among the protected wildlife spotted at the nature reserve are owls, marsh harrier, birds and deer, all of which have been spotted from the John Wilson Hide. Not only can you spot the beautiful wildlife but you can take a leisurely stroll through the nature reserve.
The John Wilson Hide serves as a tranquil lookout point for guests and includes the following heartfelt message: “Please make time in your busy lives to look at wildlife, in my experience you will find it enthralling and inspiring, and breathtakingly beautiful.”
The resident herd of Fallow deer are nearly always in sight in one corner of the reserve or other and you could catch a glimpse of a Roe deer as well if you walk quietly through the wood. We have now pulled together a team of specialists on particular subjects such as botany, insects, moths, birds, butterflies and amphibians. They will be carrying out surveys of the reserve and you might see them there, please do not hesitate to ask them any questions you may have. If there is anything that you would like additional information please get in touch. Come and enjoy nature at its best, and remember leave nothing behind but your footprints. Please walk carefully around the plants so as not to damage them, try taking some close up photographs so that you can remember the sight when you get home.
Please note that dogs are not welcome on the nature reserve.
For more information please call our friendly team on 015395 62122
For Regular Updates Visit & like our facebook page
Wishing every wildlife lover in the County a Happy #LancashireDay!#FallowDeer #Deer #Wildlife #Nature #Lancashire… https://t.co/nt6UA2SY7M
A beautiful shot of one of many Wrens at the the Nature Reserve!#birdwatching #wren #nature #wildlife… https://t.co/ZwV228ToWf
The Ultimate Autumn Bird Watching Guide
Social Wall
From photos to blogs we want to share our experiences with you, so why not head to our social media pages to share photos, comment, tweet and hashtag.
Social Wall
From photos to blogs we want to share our experiences with you, so why not head to our social media pages to share photos, comment, tweet and hashtag.