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The 6 Best Nature & Parks in Boston, England
Discover the best top things to do in Boston, United Kingdom including RSPB Frampton Marsh, The Boston Woods Trust, Ark Wildlife Park & Exotic Animal Sanctuary, Playtowers, Witham Way Country Park, Central Park.
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1. RSPB Frampton Marsh
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 307 reviews
Experience the wonders of the Wash on the RSPB's fantastic Frampton Marsh reserve.Bring the family and take out a Wildlife Explorer backpack for fun activities around the site. Admire the view from the sea bank and see the fantastic wildlife of the Wash and south Lincolnshire coast from our trails and hides.Need to refuel? Pop into our Visitor Centre for and drink and a snack and chat to our friendly volunteers.
Reviewed By BacardiMan66 - Marple, United Kingdom
What a wonderful place this is. Spend a couple of hours, strolling around the marsh's, observing a wide ranging array of birds. The place attracts seasoned bird watchers and newbie's like us. If you enjoy walking or bird watching, this is the place for you.
2. The Boston Woods Trust
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
The Sir Joseph Banks Country Park and Woods is an 80 acre site of young woodland and wild flowe meadow situated between West End Road and Old Hammond Beck, just south of Boston. Closer to Boston and near the Witham River we also have Beech Wood and Grange Wood.
Reviewed By _snowbird_lb - Boston, United Kingdom
I walk my dogs here most days. One area is called Jennys woods - which is quite an open area with a few large ponds and solid paths. The other side is called Westgate Woods which has lots of trees. On very hot days Westgate side is ideal because the trees provide pleasant shelter. I've met some very nice dog walkers there and had many interesting chats. If you want somewhere safe,peaceful then this is the place. There is a small lane that separates the two areas. The Fishermans Rest sits between the two. It provides cooked meals. If you drive further into that area you will find some lakes and lodges. There you will find The Mallard, they only sell cake but the hot chocolate with all the trimmings is something to die for!!!
3. Ark Wildlife Park & Exotic Animal Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
The Ark is an award winning wildlife park with a difference, being first and foremost an exotic animal sanctuary, It is home to over 200 animals, almost all of whom have been rescued from the European pet trade. Among them are some of the world's most exotic creatures, including. Eurasian lynx, Crocodiles, Lemurs, Monkeys, Serval, Foxes - as well as meerkats, coatis, tanukis, raccoons, wallabies, snakes, goats, rabbits and many more! There's also a large play park for the kids, indoor play area and an excellent cafe. The Ark has won a highly commended award for animal welfare at the BBC "Make a difference awards" and is a finalist in the 2019/20 ELBA Tourist attraction of the year awards.
Reviewed By WELSHTAFFY048
Had a lovely morning here, it had rained heavily the previous night, so lot of puddles around but had a great time, lots of animals on show, and well laid out, loved the artic fox and racoons, there was a meerkat experience taking place while we where there, it looked like a good experience, the food at the cafe was superb also i had a scone with jam and cream and my wife had scrambled eggs on toast really nice, excellent visit Thank you
4. Playtowers
5. Witham Way Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Jeninigi - Skegness, United Kingdom
Heard about Witham Way Country Park on here. We walked the dogs and had fun exploring the river bank and areas around the park. Being locals to Skegness, we've never heard about this place. Enjoyable place for an wonderful afternoon dog walk. Will come again and tell all our dog walking friends about this place
