

Explore one of Staffordshire's largest reed beds and spot nationally rare wildlife at this free Local Nature Reserve with play areas and accessible pathways.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site cafe providing refreshments for visitors
Sit down dip your feet in water and just observe the nature and birds you will learn alot about how birds live there naturally and how they interact with each other. Just give yourself one hour without a phone or any other distraction. Silence of one hour., thank me later.
Large lake for a nice walk around, lots of wildlife with toilets, cafe and free parking too, also leads onto the canal which can be walked along both ways
Place to go for a relaxing walk along the water edge. Cafe on site and benches scattered around to sit and take 5.
Beautiful place to go for a walk, fresh air and burn off steam with the kids. Our stroll with the dog. The swans and ducks and nature all looked so beautiful too. Well looked after. The cafe was good, coffee delicious and prices reasonable. There's a couple of toilets which are a significant upgrade from the shack there was on my last visit a few years back. Well done! There's a play park too which my 3 enjoyed and plenty benches scattered about to sit while you wait or simply too catch your breath. Will go again.
May 2025 This is a great place to take the family. There's a lovely cafe and two super clean toilets just by a large free car park. A well maintained path is good for walkers, runners, or cyclists and goes all around the water Near the cafe is an adventure playground and a picnic spot with several beaches. Branston Water Park lies just by The Trent and Mersey Canal, so you can do a spot of boat watching at a lock
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
