Hazeley Heath

RSPB

Hazeley Heath is a tranquil heathland reserve located in southern England, representing a rare remnant of the lowland heath that has largely disappeared from the UK. This habitat supports a variety of unique wildlife, including Nightjars, Tree Pipits, Woodlarks, and Silver-studded Blue Butterflies. Conservation efforts are underway to restore the heathland through traditional land management practices, ensuring the continued survival of its diverse species. Visitors to Hazeley Heath can look forward to spotting a range of wildlife, particularly during the peak months of July and April. Notable sightings include the Meadow Brown and Gatekeeper butterflies in July, with activity peaking around 01:00. April also offers opportunities to see Pipistrelle bats and Chiffchaffs, while the Song Thrush is best observed in May. The varied wildlife makes Hazeley Heath a rewarding destination for nature enthusiasts throughout the year.

Managed by

RSPB

Location

RG27 8LT