Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve — Attraction in Sefton

Lunt Nature Reserve is a hidden gem tucked away in the heart of nature, and I simply can't sing its praises enough. Every visit feels like a rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, offering a serene sanctuary where one can reconnect with the beauty of the natural world.

What sets Lunt Nature Reserve apart is its idyllic tranquility. As you wander along the winding trails, with the gentle flow of the River Alt by your side, you can't help but feel a sense of peace wash over you. The abundance of flora, fauna, and lots of species of birds adds to the ambiance, creating a harmonious ecosystem that's a joy to behold.

Lunt Nature Reserve has a dog-friendly policy (On Lead in parts).  As a local resident, I consider myself incredibly fortunate to live in such close proximity.  Each visit reaffirms my appreciation for the simple joys of life and reminds me of the importance of preserving our precious natural spaces.

In conclusion, if you're seeking a tranquil escape where you can immerse yourself in the wonders of nature, look no further than Lunt Nature Reserve. It's a place of beauty that leaves me feeling grateful and...

I visited Lunt reserve yesterday after not going for two months, now i have to say it was absolutely terrible. i have read rumors about Goshawks being used to kill birds but the whole site is a disgrace. How on earth are the waders supposed to wade in non-existent mud, they need this for food. The view from the closed hide is of reeds everywhere and no places to forage for the waders. The biggest attraction to the reserve (Ask anyone) are BARN OWLS, they have gone

The wildlife management is a disgrace so whoever is in charge here needs to be looked at urgently. I have met several volunteers who understand what i am saying but are powerless.

Now the visitor centre / learning centre is still not open, so when they want to charge 4 pound to come in the car, WHAT FOR ,, you have driven all the wildlife out.

We all know its a flood plain and that's the priority but the whole site has been left to overgrow and its going to take a mamouth task to get this where it needs to be to encourage the...

Arrived at Lunt Meadows with a fellow naturalist to take part in the Bio-Blitz with other members of the public, Lancashire Wildlife Trust volunteers and personel. A fantastic day on this pristine reserve. Over 360 species identified of flora and fauna. All the walks led by experienced naturalists were highly informative, everyone of the leaders and LWT staff were extremely passionate about the reserve. Top marks for the information centre. It is a hive of activity and will benefit the local children and community for years to come.There is also a free car park. The toilets were clean and we were treated to home made cakes and biscuits for our visit. Please visit the reserve when you can and support the wonderful work that the LWT staff and volunteers are...