Visitors can expect to explore a landscape transformed from gravel pit to nature's paradise, with open water, wet grasslands, reedbeds, meadows, and woodland teeming with life.
Visitors can expect to see a variety of birds such as Grey Herons, Avocets, Kingfishers, and Lapwings, as well as Otters, butterflies, dragonflies, and rare wetland plants.
Visitors are well looked after at Middleton Lakes, with the team at the Welcome hub providing up-to-date information and orientation. Snacks and ice cream are available to take while exploring the reserve, and families can enjoy activities like playing in the meadow, building a den, or trying pond dipping.
Facilities at Middleton Lakes include wheelchair accessible picnic benches, public toilets in the Courtyard of Middleton Hall, and areas for dogs on leads to enjoy. There are also viewing screens, trails, and a play meadow for families to explore.
Visitors should be aware of restrictions such as the closure times for the car park entrance and access track, as well as the height restrictions for vehicles. BBQs are not permitted on the reserve due to fire risks, and some areas are off-limits to dogs. Additionally, there are guidelines for using the accessible toilets and facilities available on site.
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