Explore a Surrey nature reserve renowned for diverse bird species, wildlife sightings, and immersive outdoor learning experiences for families.

Tice's Meadow Nature Reserve is a dedicated wildlife sanctuary located in Surrey that offers visitors the opportunity to observe and record diverse bird species and other wildlife throughout the year. The reserve maintains comprehensive bird lists and welcomes nature enthusiasts of all ages to experience the natural environment. With over 117 bird species recorded annually, the meadow provides excellent opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife observation. The venue features webcams and photo galleries documenting the seasonal wildlife, along with dedicated kids' activities designed to engage younger visitors in nature exploration. Volunteers work regularly to maintain and improve the reserve, and the community is encouraged to participate in wildlife recording and contribute sightings. The reserve is free to visit and welcomes families interested in outdoor education, conservation, and connecting with nature. Tice's Meadow is particularly suitable for families with children who enjoy birdwatching, nature walks, and learning about local ecosystems. The reserve operates as a community resource, with volunteer work parties and ongoing habitat management ensuring the site remains a thriving natural space for wildlife and visitors alike.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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santoshmonika

2 months ago

I live locally and this is very beautiful nature reserve close to me. Lovely beautiful place with lots of birds, butterflies and beautiful lake.

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F Karim

3 months ago

It's heaven ❤️❤️ Sitting here Clean air and quiet with nature 🍄‍🟫

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Wajeeh M

9 months ago

A large open space with swamps plains hills and ponds. Excellent for dog walking and bird watching. Even to ride mobility scooter all the way up the hill by the pond. Amazing!

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M T

3 years ago

A lovely free of charge oasis right in the middle of an urban landscape. Run by volunteers who are very knowledgeable and even there to help you at 30 degrees. A great place to take the kids with plenty shade to hide from the sun. Take your own food/drinks, nothing available on site.

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Alex Kennedy

4 years ago

This is a lovely place to go for a walk, but it can get wet and muddy. It is a good idea to wear boots. Many people choose to walk their dog(s) in this place. ***We visited this place again in June 2022. It is a wonderful spot to look at the birds on the lake.***

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026