Explore over 80 nature reserves across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire with free access to diverse wildlife habitats and outdoor spaces perfect for families.

Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve is part of the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT), which manages over 80 reserves throughout the region. These nature reserves offer families free access to beautiful outdoor spaces where visitors can discover diverse wildlife habitats, from woodlands and wetlands to meadows and grasslands. The reserves are ideal for families looking to connect with nature and explore the region's natural heritage. With dog-friendly policies and pushchair-friendly pathways at many locations, visitors of all ages and abilities can enjoy outdoor activities including walking, wildlife watching, and nature observation. The venues are perfect for children learning about conservation and experiencing natural environments firsthand. BBOWT's reserves are carefully managed to support wildlife conservation and habitat restoration projects. Visitors can participate in guided events, educational activities, and volunteer opportunities throughout the year. The organisation runs various community engagement programmes and nature-based wellbeing initiatives, making these reserves valuable destinations for families seeking outdoor recreation combined with environmental education.

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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Leinad

2 months ago

Great to see lost of different wildlife:deer with young and lost of different birds

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Geoff Dale

2 years ago

Beautiful woods and heathland, lots of different, criss-crossing paths so you can vary your path on different visits.

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J ANNA

4 years ago

We visited here for Sunday walk:) this place is really wild park. We can smell full of fresh tree 🌲 we walke about 2hours. If you want walk more you can walk longer. Lots of people walk with dog 🐶. And nice weather so we didn’t need to wear Wellington boots. Parking free!

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M. Saadat P

5 years ago

My favourite place for a walk. Nice and quite nature park, with public paths and trails to enjoy nice long walks into the woods

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ali sanchez

5 years ago

Beautiful woodland which is perfect for walking and taking dogs. The wooden pathways through the woods are scenic and make the walk enjoyable. There is a host of wildlife including a range of birds and endangered ground-nesting birds and depending on the season that you visit you may see deers, heffers, horses.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026