The site can be accessed from Marsh Lane or Ampress industrial park on the west side, or from Under Shore Road on the east.
A bridleway runs along the north eastern edge of the site (this can get very wet in places). There is a footbath up the west side with an access point opposite the allotments on Marsh Lane. This runs through the wet woodland and the path can be very muddy.
Sumer is an excellent time to visit as you may see otters, water voles, Cetti's warblers and snipes.
Lymington Reedbeds nature reserve is home to a range of fascinating species. Sea birds are abundant and warblers sing all through the year. Migratory birds return to the reedbeds time after time, and during the winter the reserve come to life with waders and water fowl. If you're lucky, you may even spot an otter or a water vole.
Whether you're a keen birder or simply looking to reconnect with nature, Lymington Reedbeds Nature Reserve is a wonderful place to visit.
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