We’ve been keeping busy here at Minsmere with many visitors coming to enjoy the reserve. If you’re planning on visiting us here’s everything you need to know before you make your journey Blue heartEagle

Our team is now outside to welcome you at the visitor centre. Come speak to us and we will explain all the changes that have been put in place. Bring your membership cards with you. There is a suggested donation of £5 for non-members or even better you can become a member with us on the day! ClapHatching chick

Our shop is now open! Opening times are 10-4 Wednesday-Sunday. Our café remains closed, but we are offering grab and go options including takeaway teas and coffees. Make sure to bring your face masks with you.Shopping bagsCoffee

Come prepared, bring hand sanitiser with you to use after you touch a gate or surface. Wash your hands frequently.ClapSchool satchel

NO DOGS are allowed on the reserve. Our shaded parking area for dog owners is closed. Please do not leave dogs in vehicles.DogRed carNo entry sign

No cycling, fires, BBQs or drones are permitted on the reserve. BicyclistFireX

Do bring picnics, make use of our benches and take all litter home with you.Do not litter

Do park considerately, leave a car space between cars to allow social distancing. If the car park is full please return another time. Do not park in passing places or across gates. Oncoming automobileWhite check markOncoming automobile

Toilets are cleaned several times a day and open only 9am-5pm. Follow the one-way system for entering and leaving the toilet facilities, only one person or household to use the toilets at one time. RestroomWheelchairWhite check mark

All hides are closed. We have open viewpoints around the reserve where people can watch wildlife and social distance. Our paths are wide but where there are narrower areas please give way and allow people to pass safely.TelescopeBaby chickEvergreen tree

Do point out interesting things you see to other visitors, but do not allow others to use your equipment – as tempting as it is to let someone look through your scope you are putting yourself and them at risk. TelescopeCamera with flashX

If you have any concerns or questions, please comment below or email us minsmere@rspb.org.uk Arrow downE-mail