Discover the heart of the Great Fen at New Decoy Information Point!
This welcoming spot is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the peace and beauty of the fenland landscape. Whether you’re seeking a quiet escape, a place for children to explore nature, or an opportunity to volunteer and connect with others, New Decoy offers something for everyone.
- Maps, information, and picnic tables are available to help you make the most of your visit.
- Choose from short or long walks past ponds, wet meadows, and trees, leading to a bird hide for wildlife watching.
- Children can build confidence and curiosity by interacting with the natural world.
- Volunteers are always welcome to join restoration work and meet like-minded people.
Self-guided walks and wildlife watching are free and open at any time. Leaflets for trails and children’s activities are available at the Ramsey Heights visitor centre and online as printable PDFs.
The carpark is signposted and marked ‘New Decoy Great Fen’ on Google Maps, with ample free parking for visitors.
Explore nearby nature reserves like Holme Fen NNR and Woodwalton Fen NNR, and enjoy the Last of the Meres Trail linking beautiful wildflower meadows and woodlands.
Find out more about the Great Fen, Woodwalton Fen, and Ramsey Heights Nature Reserve on the Wildlife Trust’s website.