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Parley Common Nature Reserve - Nature reserve in Ferndown, United Kingdom
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Review
DS
David Southam
10.12.2022
DP
D Prichard
09.01.2022
Great place to walk with dogs kids and child buggies (singlejust watch for horses and cattle so may need to lead walk your dogs in some areas, but overall a really great walk.
SR
Simon Rolfe
05.07.2022
Great place to walk the doggies. They love it!
AS
Andy Stirling
04.20.2022
MT
Mark Tanswell
03.07.2022
Beautiful place
SW
Sam Walker
12.22.2021
MS
Monika Sambor
10.21.2021
Great place for a walk.
RR
Ryan Rickner
10.21.2021
Little known outside of the area. 400 acres and most of the time you see very few people. Cows are put in there for wild grazing in the Autumn
JL
James Lobley
10.02.2021
Lovely walk with the dogs
DB
Daniela Bartha
09.19.2021
Very good!
KH
Kevin Hardy
09.07.2021
Nice walks, quiet and off the beaten track.
KG
Kevin Gilling
07.24.2021
Great walks close by.
MF
Maria Florentina Iordache
07.13.2021
A peaceful and relaxing place where everyone can enjoy the nature!!❤️
AL
Andrew Laird
06.23.2021
Beautiful and tranquil
OO
Olga Olga
05.11.2021
NL
Nige Little
05.04.2021
Nice heathland which is quite remote from other heathland sites.
SR
Steve Rowe
05.04.2021
KS
Kevin Sayer
04.17.2021
As usual plenty of dogs not on leads even though there are signs telling them to keep dogs under control. Asked one dog Walker to not let his dog wander over heath where a pair of Woodlarks were nesting. Just got a lot of foul language back for my trouble. These birds are protected by law but nobodys interested.
KW
Kris White
02.27.2021
Nice place bit short though
WC
Wendy Cocker
02.15.2021
Fab place!
MP
Michael Parkes
02.12.2021
Really quiet good dog walking.
JF
Joseph Flannigan
02.03.2021
Can have a long or short walk very boggy off the main paths lovely
BB
Bernice Bowden
01.14.2021
My back yard
WM
Wayne Meech
12.27.2020
PD
P D
12.27.2020
PB
Pete Bell
12.16.2020
Excellent walk
jl
jez lucas
12.14.2020
Yummy
PA
Patricia Allen
11.20.2020
Beautiful walk for dog walkers.
JJ
John Jones
11.12.2020
MB
MikeJane Binyon
11.08.2020
Great outdoor space for walking. Natural habitat for many species. Well signposted walks.
AM
Anna M
11.01.2020
No matter the weather walking up here always provides a good nature moment. Today a gap in the rain and 3 gold crests whirling about the branches for 10mins less than 2m away. Then getting back home a flock of 11 gold finches chirping as they flew over. To murky for views over BCP today.
BR
Brenda Reynolds
09.29.2020
Lovely quiet area to walk surrounded by beautiful nature. Has a stream and well marked paths. Saw the Dartford Warbler not in the Reserve but nearby garden centre
AS
Angel Summer
09.28.2020
Beautiful place. Great for Qi Gong.
BB
Bernice Bowden
09.15.2020
This is my backyard
KG
Kenneth Goodman
08.09.2020
lovely place
AD
Aiden Doyle
08.04.2020
Great place to see the full moon and Nightjars.
JH
Joyce Hunt
06.02.2020
Lovely
KG
Kevin Gilling
08.25.2019
Fantastic to have this nearby, lovely walking with the dog and good views.
RD
Ronald Daw
07.30.2019
HS
Heleanor Shanes
07.03.2019
Nice space to walk and watch nature
MH
Melanie Harley
04.20.2019
Lovely walking and enjoyed the views.Will be back tomorrow 😆😆 x
JP
Jamie Parry
04.11.2019
JL
Jerry Lovell
04.05.2019
Nice quiet walk
SJ
Suzanne Jeffries
01.11.2019
AL
Alan Lofthouse
01.02.2019
Lovely spot for a quiet dog walk. Lovely heathland.
KK
Kerry Kay
12.18.2018
AJ
Antony Jennings
12.07.2018
This is my go to place for dog walking.
LC
Loni Claire Mayhew
09.14.2018
SM
Sylvia Mcintyre
08.23.2018
Lovely quiet spot to walk + enjoy nature
JW
John Warr
06.01.2018
Parley Common is a special area of Conservation, a Special Protection Area for birds and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Formed by nature and man living in harmony for thousands of years, it is home to some of the rarest wildlife in the country and its Bronze Age barrows bear witness to its long association with people.Parley Common contains all six British species of reptiles. Birds include Dartford warbler, woodlark, nightjar, snipe, willow warbler, chief-chaff and cuckoo. Invertebrates include the silver-studded blue butterfly, heath grasshopper, speckled footman moth, damselflies, dragonflies and raft spiders. Purple heathers dominate the landscape and insect-eating sundews grow in the wet areas.
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