Located in the heart of the Somerset Levels and Moors, Greylake is the perfect place to get closer to nature. Discover amazing wildlife while exploring trails and hides.

A kaleidoscope of changing sights and sounds through the seasons from displaying spring waders, darting summer dragonflies and dabbling wintering duck.

Open dawn to dusk, 365 days a year.

For more detailed information please visit their website and follow them on:

• RSPB  Ham Wall Facebook 
• RSPB Ham Wall X (formerly known as Twitter)

These channels are shared across all RSPB sites in Somerset.

Accessibility and disabled access

Car parking: 25 spaces, 1 Blue Badge space, all spaces are on firm, flat, bare ground.

Nature trails access:

• Easy-Access Trail, 700 m. Level surfaced path without width restrictions.
• Reedbed Loop Trail, 0.75 mile (1 km), unsurfaced grass with a viewpoint 500 m from the car park.
• Pedestrian gates designed to be useable for wheelchair / mobility scooter users. No steps or stiles.
• Benches on both trails.
• One picnic table with space for a wheelchair user.

Dogs: Assistance dogs on a lead welcome at all times on all trails, other dogs not allowed.

Features

• Parking on-site
• Group bookings
• Picnic area
• Family friendly
• Free entry
• Partial disabled access
• Disabled access
• Open all year
• Biodiversity diversity