Boyton Marshes

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• Our work here

Situated between the Butley river and Ore estuary, Boyton Marshes attracts breeding wading birds in spring and ducks, geese and swans in winter. It's also great for watching owls, butterflies and dragonflies.

Opening times

Open at all times.

Entrance charges

Free, but donations to help us continue our work here are welcome.

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