Clayhidon Turbary

UK Wildlife Trusts

Clayhidon Turbary is a tranquil wildlife haven located in the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in East Devon. Spanning thirteen hectares, this reserve features a mix of heathland, scrub, and young woodland, with some areas being quite boggy. The site is rich in natural and local history, making it an intriguing destination for nature enthusiasts. Visitors should be aware of ongoing tree felling due to ash dieback, with temporary path diversions in place for safety. Wildlife sightings data for Clayhidon Turbary is currently sparse, but the diverse habitats suggest potential for various species. Visitors may enjoy exploring the reserve throughout the year, particularly in spring and summer when wildlife is more active. Observing the effects of ash dieback on the local ecosystem can also provide insight into the resilience of nature in the face of challenges.

Managed by

UK Wildlife Trusts

Location

EX15 3SX