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Brandon Marsh is a 200-acre nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) on the banks of the River Avon. Brandon has been developed as a nature reserve from the remains of an old sand and gravel quarry and now consists of several lakes and wetlands, with nature trails and five bird hides.
Highlights: Depending on the time of your visit you could see migrating waders, breeding warblers or year-round residents like kingfisher, coot or moorhen. 
Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve and Centre.
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Highlights: Depending on the time of your visit you could see migrating waders, breeding warblers or year-round residents like kingfisher, coot or moorhen.
Location: Just off the A45 to the south-east of Coventry. Follow the A45 away from Coventry, turn left just after a 'Texaco' filling station into Brandon Lane. The Nature Centre is about 1 mile along on the right hand side. Follow the brown Tourist Signs for Nature Centre.
Grid reference: SP411764
Contact: 024 7630 2912
Entrance fees: (2007) FREE to members of Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and other Wildlife Trusts, with a valid membership card. Non-members cost £2.50 per person (50p per child, £1.50 concessions).
Grid reference: SP411764
Contact: 024 7630 2912
Entrance fees: (2007) FREE to members of Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, and other Wildlife Trusts, with a valid membership card. Non-members cost £2.50 per person (50p per child, £1.50 concessions).
These maps are intended as a guideline only; you must check the exact location of the reserve yourself. Wildlife Extra assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or usefulness of the information on this website.
