Nice walks for everyone can take dogs round aswell, little birds viewing points around the area

We enjoyed attending Toddler Thursday for a walk and a learning, nature activity. We saw huge 'mushrooms', lots of ducks and the toddlers enjoyed the big puddles for splashing in. We planted acorns and conkers too. Well worth a visit.

Really lovely place to come for a peaceful walk. Parking and a visitor centre with a cafe and toilets which is great when visiting from outside the area. Lovely staff in the cafe. Walked round the water area which was nice but there were a few people there with dogs and some weren't on leads as it was made clear in signs they should be. The paths around the pond area aren't wide enough to move out the way for large groups so this was awkward at times.

Rainton Meadows- Durham Wildlife Trust Was absolutely relaxing, i feel so tired now. I was there with my husband for about an hour and half. I'm disabled in a wheelchair and the main paths are accessible as the rest of the reserve isn't disabled friendly. The shop, cafe and toilets are disabled friendly. I didn't go into the cafe as I felt too tired, but will go next time. A huge range if Wildlife. There are a few disabled parking bays in front of the cafe/ shop main house. There are 2 car parks.

Excellent day out at this gorgeous nature reserve. Lots of lovely walks, and many of them are buggy-friendly. Nice little cafe too, serving hot and cold drinks and sandwiches.