The grounds are open during April and May on Sundays and
Bank Holiday Mondays
from 11.00am to 4.00pm.
Tea and cakes are available throughout the day.
For more information phone 01491 872265 or
click here to email
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Withymead Nature Reserve
is situated between Goring-on-Thames and
South Stoke in Oxfordshire and is a hidden
gem that appeals to naturalists, walkers,
artists and families.
Bordered by
the river Thames on one side and
the Ridgeway Path on the other
the grounds extend to 22-acres
consisting of woodland,
marshland and the relics of
Saunders' Boatyard, much of
which has remained untouched for
many years.
With the changing seasons come
changes in the birdlife, flora
and fauna. As one of the major
ringing centres in Oxfordshire,
Withymead’s results help to
monitor the changing patterns of
migratory birds and climate
change.
Withymead Nature Reserve
is managed by the
Anne Carpmael Charitable Trust. With a
resident warden, the trustees aim to provide
a tranquil haven for wildlife and
inspiration to visitors now and for future
generations.
