The Lodge Nature Reserve and Gardens is a very special place, offering an exceptionally rich combination of wildlife and heritage experiences. The woodland, heath and acid grasslands here cover an area of some 220 hectares, and now form the largest stretch of heathland in Bedfordshire.
Five miles of trails lead through the different landscapes in search of the reserve's iconic bird species. You can also explore the beautifully managed gardens, the iron age banks and ditches on Galley Hill, or watch woodland birds from the specially designed viewpoint.
Admission free.
How to get here by bus
Mondays to Saturdays, Herberts Travel service 190 (Biggleswade - Potton - Sandy).