Name
Duck End Nature Reserve
Overview
This small 0.84 hectare site is a wetland habitat and the last surviving remnant of Maulden Moor, drained for agriculture in the 19th century. A boardwalk takes you over the wettest parts of the reserve where invertebrates thrive. Look out for dragonflies and damselflies in spring and summer, as well as a wealth of butterflies.
Map
Nearest postcode
MK45 2DJ
Car park
Two cars only on Moor Lane.
Walking
Grassy paths (muddy in wet weather).
Dogs
Welcome but must be kept under control.
Cycling
Not permitted.
Horse riding
Not permitted.
Access
Paths are flat but can be muddy, not suitable for wheelchairs.
Picnic
No facilities.
Toilets
None.
Café
None.
Friends / volunteers
Regular tasks – Greensand trust volunteers, voluntary warden.
Website
The site is a county wildlife site and is managed by our partners at The Greensand Trust.