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Goosard Batch Nature Reserve presents visitors with breathtaking natural landscapes perfect for exploration amidst diverse wildlife habitats! Emphasizing sustainability efforts alongside quality service; this reserve promotes environmental awareness encouraging guests toward active participation within conservation efforts! Visitors can enjoy various trail systems designed specifically to highlight unique ecosystems fostering appreciation toward local biodiversity—creating connections between people & nature throughout every visit!

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Goosard Batch Nature Reserve bath
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Tom_boy64 -Tom

5 Google Rating

Beutifull walks

5/ 5

Beutifull walks

Anna Maria Rogowska

5 Google Rating

Great for dog walking, a lot of area for dogs to run.

5/ 5

Great for dog walking, a lot of area for dogs to run.

Dan Brayton

2 Google Rating

It's a glorified field, with a glorified pond, with moody farmers. Go to greyfield woods instead.

2/ 5

It's a glorified field, with a glorified pond, with moody farmers. Go to greyfield woods instead.

Alice Norumore

5 Google Rating

Beautiful little walk, very quiet and perfect to walk with kids

5/ 5

Beautiful little walk, very quiet and perfect to walk with kids

Stuart Hulston

5 Google Rating

Couldn't recommend this place more it's absolutely beautiful

5/ 5

Couldn't recommend this place more it's absolutely beautiful

jenny ruskin

1 Google Rating

I used to live near and walked there 100+ times. Its not the nature reserve just the old paulton h

1/ 5

I used to live near and walked there 100+ times. Its not the nature reserve just the old paulton holding ponds for the old canal. The tiny nature reserve is ne t to sewage works.as for dogs, the lands owner goes mental if your dog is off lead,even when n8 animals there and shes gentle and obedient. Its v unpleasant. Why not cross over the road by the sewage works , and walk along the river towards hallatrow. Free dogs, great swimming for man and beast . When you pop out at hallatrow u can cross road, ho down alley and visit grey fields woods.

Kerry Beck

5 Google Rating

Very nice place for a walk very relaxing

5/ 5

Very nice place for a walk very relaxing

Joan Hinge

5 Google Rating

Lovely place to walk and take dog for a walk

5/ 5

Lovely place to walk and take dog for a walk

Dove

4 Google Rating

Lovely peaceful place

4/ 5

Lovely peaceful place

  • Goosard Batch Nature Reserve (ST655576), Paulton, Bristol BS39 7PF, UK

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