If you’re looking to get outdoors, then we’ve got the perfect day out for your stack! Titchwell Marsh is a spectacular nature reserve, where you’ll find an amazing array of wildlife and diverse landscapes, from lush greenery to white sandy beaches that are guaranteed to leave you feeling refreshed.
Where can I find Titchwell's nature reserve?
Between the villages of Titchwell and Thornham on the north coast of Norfolk, Titchwell Marsh is home to an amazing array of birdlife and wildlife habitats. Renowned for its impressive gathering of birds, coming from all over Europe and as far as Africa, you’ll find a variety of resident species and visiting birds. Listen for the bell-like callings of the Bearded tit, the booming calls of the Bittern wandering the reedbeds in spring, and the amazing sky-dancing displays of the Marsh harrier soaring above. The nature reserve also acts as important habitat for other species of animals, with otters and water voles among the sightings recorded by visitors.
There will be plenty of opportunities for keen bird watchers, as along the way you’ll find numerous spotting scopes and all the information you’ll need to identify and learn about the different species that make the coast their home. Although the reserve is wild and natural, there is a visitor centre with a cafe, shop, picnic areas and an information desk to help you get started.
Titchwell Marsh is the place to be in Norfolk if you want to get closer to nature or enjoy a quiet trip out.
- There are guided walks, click here for more information.
- The path is pushchair friendly, with no ramp onto the beach itself.
- Dogs should be kept on a lead to protect nesting birds.
- The visitor centre, cafe and shop are open from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm.
- Entrance fee: £5 for adults, £2.50 for children and £3.75 for students
