This is a really nice family place to visit. We visited on the hottest day of the year but there was planty for the grandkids (5&7) to do that was in the shade. den building and pond dipping as well as the great play area. Everything is of good quality and well arranged, lots of wildlife to feed. Recommended venue

A beautiful place. From a quiet recharging walk to activities for children. Has the best of everything.

We had a great day with the WNAG group. We did the trailer tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable. The soft play area, with a small cafe area was just right. We also spent time in the outside play area. Wow that was good for all ages. There was a count yard cafe, but we did a picnic. Plenty of car parking. There are some nice walks to see the wildlife in the woods, meadows and lakes / ponds. It filled the whole day. The staff were all very helpful. Well done to the whole team. 👏

Very relaxing walk through this nature reserve. Plenty of birds on the water and I thought the sculptures and other decorative work was a nice touch. We really enjoyed the Biosonification garden where you could hear the plants “singing”

Absolutely wonderful, loved every second of being here. I went in early winter, and while it isn't the ideal time, due to some areas being shut or not grown, like the wildflowers. However, it is still extremely beautiful to walk around and I spent around 4 hours here in total. They have flamingos and more ducks than you could ever wish for! Would recommend reserving a duck food bag when buying tickets, as they are only £1.50 and definitely worth the experience, it's absolutely wonderful feeding all the ducks they have. They also have many bird watching stations, where you can bring your camera and then see specific birds in different areas. It has so many different gardens and different areas to explore that it is easy to get lost exploring and there are so many different species to look out for, I even saw a few frogs. They only have toilets outside of the actual place, so make sure to go before you start walking around. The gift shop is a lovely experience albeit a bit expensive, but worth it to support them. Also, getting here from Norwich without a car is a bit of a pain, as while there is a bus that stops relatively close to it, the walk from the stop to the reserve itself is not marked well and you have to walk down a road for quite some time, which isn't the safest.