Kingfishers Bridge Project

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  • About us
    • History
    • Our Founder
    • Our Warden
    • Who's Who
    • Habitat creation >
      • Grazing
      • Predator Balance
    • Wildlife >
      • Birds
      • Plants
      • Mammals
      • Invertebrates
  • Home
  • Visiting
    • Walking
    • Wildlife Viewing
    • The Wren Cafe
    • Car Parking
    • How to find us
    • Download a Map
  • Nature Retreats
  • Events and Activities
    • Guided Walks 2025
    • Family Open Weekend
    • Book a Guided Tour
  • Make a Gift
    • Donate
    • Leave a legacy
    • Become a Supporter
  • Find Out More
    • Outdoor Learning >
      • Schools
      • Home Education Groups
      • Youth Groups
    • Warden's Blog
    • Volunteer
    • Wildlife Recording >
      • Bird census
      • Moth census
      • Bird and Wildlife Reports
      • Aerial Surveys
      • Kingfishers Bridge Publications
    • Projects >
      • Classroom Regeneration
      • New HIdes
      • Mound Observation Deck
  • Contact us
  • Staff Portal

Visiting Kingfishers Bridge

We look forward to welcoming you to Kingfishers Bridge and hope it refreshes your mind and helps you to renew your relationship with nature.
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Visitors are welcome to the Reserve during daylight hours. There are a number of open hides, wildlife viewing points and permissive paths around the site as well as the 'Fen Rivers Way' which runs along the banks of the River Cam to Ely. 

​At the Visitor Centre you will find regularly updated lists of birds sighted on the Reserve, details of current projects and a map of the site; there is also a toilet. Most of the year round, at weekends, you can find hot or cold drinks and home-made cakes at the pop-up Wren Café in the Visitor Centre garden, but please check here for details.

You can download a map of the Reserve here.

​The site may be closed to visitors at any time for management work and will be closed on the second Tuesday of November, the first Tuesday of December and the first Tuesday of January.
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Walks

​There are paths in the Reserve that take you around the many different habitats here. Please keep to the marked path.
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There is also a public bridleway along the Cam river bank.
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Wildlife Viewing

​There are several hides and viewing points around the Reserve.
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Guided Walks and Tours

We are delighted to offer individual and group guided tours at Kingfishers Bridge Nature Reserve.
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Booking is essential for all tours and group visits.​
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Car Parking

Car-parking is available on-site. There is a daily charge of £5 to visit the reserve.
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​The Kingfishers Bridge Wetland Creation Trust      Registered Charity No. 1078882
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