Beacon Hill Conservation Park

UK Wildlife Trusts

Beacon Hill Conservation Park features a diverse array of habitats, including scrub, woodland, hedgerows, and grassland, making it a significant area for wildlife. Located near Beacon Hill Road, the reserve is currently enhancing its access points, with visitors advised to park along the road and enter via the public footpath. The central area, once a landfill site, has been transformed into a vibrant wildflower meadow, while a wood gully lies at the southern edge. Wildlife enthusiasts can look forward to a variety of species, with the best time to visit being July when activity peaks, particularly at dusk around 21:00. Notable sightings include the Common Swift and Eurasian Hobby, both best observed during evening hours. Other species such as Red Fox and Red-legged Partridge have specific peak times, making early morning or late evening visits particularly rewarding for spotting diverse wildlife.

Managed by

UK Wildlife Trusts

Location

Brighton and Hove