Elmdon Manor

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George Green

Elmdon Manor

Woodland, a meadow, ponds and an old walled garden

Location

0.5km south west of Elmdon. turn off Damson Parkway near roundabout. Access is from the road leading to Elmdon Church
Elmdon
Warwickshire
B92 9EJ
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Know before you go

Size
5 hectares
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Parking information

Park in layby opposite gate at entrance
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Grazing animals

No
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Walking trails

There are clear footpaths but the reserve can get muddy. 

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Access

Flat, soft patches, muddy in winter, clear footpaths

Dogs

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When to visit

Opening times

Open at all times

Best time to visit

March to November

About the reserve

This reserve contains an old walled garden with meadow, woodland and ponds. It is a good reserve for birds such as nuthatch, goldcrests and warblers. There are also some unusual naturalised garden species.  

What's it like to visit?

Inside the garden’s ivy-clothed walls, efforts have been made to re-establish the original fruit orchard where michaelmas daisy and rosebay willowherb provide a colourful display. Spring blossoms attract many bees, hoverflies and butterflies to this quintessential English orchard.  

Outside the imposing walls, mature oak, elm and yew provide open woodland, attracting buzzards, sparrowhawks and jays. A wildflower meadow has been re-established with delightful flowers, including cuckooflower, common knapweed and St John’s-wort.

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Karl Curtis
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