Wildlife Reserves And Sanctuaries - RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor

Watch Nightjars, Dartford Warblers and Dragonflies Just 40 Minutes from the Hotel

Nestled along the serene Exe Estuary, RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor serves as a vital stopping point for migratory birds and a year-round dwelling for various species of waders and wildfowl. This stunning location allows visitors to immerse themselves in a vibrant natural setting, offering a unique opportunity to observe avian life in its habitat, just a 25-minute drive from The Langstone Cliff Hotel. 

What are the Distance and Direction from Langstone Cliff Hotel to RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor? 

The journey from Langstone Cliff Hotel to RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor is a scenic drive of approximately 10 miles, generally taking around 25 minutes by car. Heading northeast from the hotel, travellers can follow the A379 road towards Exeter, which skirts along the estuary. The close proximity offers guests an easy gateway to this wonderful conservation area, making it an ideal day trip during your stay. 

What Can Visitors Do at RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor? 

RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor offers a plethora of activities for visitors keen to engage with nature: 1. Birdwatching: With several strategically placed hides, visitors can observe a variety of birds, including the majestic avocet, the elegant black-tailed godwit, and many more species across the tidal waters. 

Guided Walks: Engage in expertly led walks that allow you to deepen your understanding of the local ecology, all while experiencing close-up views of wildlife. 

Photography: The ever-changing landscapes and flurries of birdlife provide endless opportunities for capturing breathtaking photographs. 

Nature Trails: Enjoy leisurely walks along the nature trails that loop through both marsh and woodland, perfect for all ages and fitness levels.

Why Should You Visit RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor? 

RSPB Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor is not just a destination; it’s an experience. Here’s why you should visit a priority: – 

Biodiversity: The marsh supports an impressive diversity of species, making it a key site for ecological studies and casual birdwatching alike. 

– Conservation Efforts: As a managed reserve, it contributes actively to the protection of local wildlife and their habitats. 

– Scenic Beauty: Beyond the wildlife, the sweeping views across the Exe Estuary offer a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. – Access to Expertise: With RSPB volunteers and staff on hand, you can gain insights into the unique behaviours and life cycles of birds. 

What Other Attractions or Places Can I Visit Nearby?

 Once you’ve marvelled at the wonders of Bowling Green Marsh & Goosemoor, you’ll find several other nearby attractions that complement your nature-based adventure: 

– Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve: A different angle of the Exe Estuary offering sandy dunes and a chance to spot seals. 

– Exe Estuary Trail: Perfect for cyclists and walkers, this trail provides comprehensive views of the estuary’s diverse scenery. 

– Powderham Castle: Delve into history with a visit to this grand estate located close to the estuary. 

– Topsham: A charming estuary town boasting quaint shops, pubs, and historic architecture, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. 

Plan your visit today and let The Langstone Cliff Hotel be your comfortable home base as you explore the exquisite natural beauty and attractions just moments away.

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