Frampton Marsh is primarily wetlands, reed beds, freshwater scrapes and wet grassland. There is a visitor centre, three bird hides, two with 360 degree views and 3 km of accessible footpaths. Gain access to close-up views of Avocets, Redshanks, Skylarks and Whimbrels in the summer and thousands of duck species in the winter months.
Guided Tours
Parking- Accessible
- Toilets
- Baby Facilities
- Dogs Welcome
Groups Welcome
Coach Parking
Guided Tours
Parking
Accessible
Toilets
Baby Facilities
Dogs Welcome
Groups Welcome
Coach Parking
Close-up views of The Wash’s abundant birdlife and freshwater habitats
Frampton Marsh is an internationally important landscape, providing habitats for wintering Wildfowl and migrating and breeding Waders. There are a variety of fresh water habitats – avocet, redshank, skylark and whimbrels can be seen in summer, with thousands of ducks gathering in the scrapes in winter.
Expect to see good numbers of avocet in the spring and summer, as well as large flocks of lapwing. In the winter hunting hen harrier and brent geese. Redshank are a real success story here with more than 200 pairs nesting regularly.
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RSPB Frampton Marsh
Roads Farmhouse
Frampton Roads, Frampton
Boston
Lincolnshire
PE20 1AY
Frampton Marsh
birdwatching
Sited on the edge of the UK’s largest and most important estuary for birds, The Wash, Frampton Marsh is one of the country’s premier birding destinations. Explore the different species and habitats found at Frampton Marsh.
Families are welcome and there is an RSPB guide on hand to answer your questions. Many children's activities during the school holidays.
