Ravensthorpe Nature & Wildlife
Our Victorian reservoir is home to an abundance of wildlife and is enjoyed by many people who love the relaxed, peaceful atmosphere, and access to nature, that we offer.
Ideal for birdwatchers, both casual and keen ornithologists can get up close to the many bird species that visit our site including smew, goldeneye, shoveler, widgeon and goosander along with great white egrets in winter and osprey curlew, green and common sandpiper and Mediterranean gulls appearing in spring and autumn.
Eagle-eyed visitors will also be able to spot otters who feed on the reservoir’s roach and crayfish population as well as badgers, red foxes and muntjac deer. Seven species of bat also make our reserve their home.
Do I need a permit to visit Ravensthorpe nature reserve?
No, a permit is not required at visit Ravensthorpe reservoir.
Our water parks not only bring vital water resources for the region, but they also provide a fantastic day out for all the family.
Whether you're looking for an action-packed day on the water, a spot of fishing to escape the stresses and strains of everyday life, or simply want to enjoy a relaxing walk in beautiful surroundings, look no further than our fabulous water parks.