Frampton Marsh Nature Reserve

A major RSPB wetland beside The Wash, with accessible trails and hides overlooking freshwater habitats, saltmarsh and spectacular birdlife.

Freshwater habitats at the edge of The Wash sit beside the wider saltmarsh and coast, creating feeding and resting places for birds through the year. Trails and hides offer different views of the reserve, from close wetland detail to broad estuary skies. Seasonal changes can be dramatic, particularly as migrating birds move along the coast. Frampton Marsh is a place to take time rather than hurry between viewpoints; check tide, weather and the RSPB’s current route information when planning your visit.