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Dart Valley Nature Reserve

Dart Valley Nature Reserve

Dart Valley Nature Reserve, Eastern entrance from New Bridge Dartmoor National Park car park, Between Ashburton and Princetown, TQ13 7NT
Dartford Warbler
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Star species

Yellow-Browed Warbler
Parrot Crossbill
Manx Shearwater
Glossy Ibis
Taiga Bean Goose
Ruff

Opening hours

Monday
All day
Tuesday
All day
Wednesday
All day
Thursday
All day
Friday
All day
Saturday
All day
Sunday
All day

Entrance fees

Adults – free, but donations are welcome
Children – free, but donations are welcome

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Facilities

Dog Friendly
Nature Trails

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For seasonal opening times, further information about facilities, and any restrictions, please visit the site’s website for full details.

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Secure your bird watchig break for just £10

Secure your bird watchig break for just £10

Secure your bird watching break for just £10