Withymead Nature Reserve is situated between Goring-on-Thames and South Stoke in Oxfordshire and is a hidden gem that appeals to naturalists, walkers, artists and families.
To contact Withymead:
Email: info@withymead.org
Tel: 01491 872265
Click here for the Spring Newsletter
Withymead Study Centre Available For Hire.
Forest School Sessions Available.
Contact the Wardens for information.
Hear the Withymead Dawn Chorus
Withymead Nature Reserve, Little Meadow Nature Reserve and Tara's Piece are owned and managed by the Anne Carpmael Charitable Trust.
In addition to the Withymead Nature Reserve the Anne Carpmael Charitable Trust also runs two smaller nature reserves in the local area: Little Meadow Nature Reserve, a mile to the south of Goring on the River Thames, and Tara's Piece, also bordering the river, which lies a 50m to the south of Withymead. Click on the following links to see more information on these reserves:
Please help us to maintain Withymead as a beautiful and tranquil haven for wildlife and for people to enjoy by making a donation.
Sun 3rd April Loddon Lilies
Sun 10th April Loddon Lilies
Sun 17th April Loddon Lilies
Sun 24th April Loddon Lilies and Cream Teas
Sun 1st May Loddon Lilies
Sun 8th May Loddon Lilies
Sun 29th May Cream Teas
Sun 26th June Cream Teas
Sun 31st July Cream Teas
Sun 28th August Cream Teas
Withymead is open for Private (ie non-commercial) Bookings at no charge on Fridays & Saturdays
Click here for information or to book your visit
Both the Main Reserve and the Study Centre are available to hire for exclusive use outside of the above times
Reserve Hire is £15.00 for the first hour and
£10.00 for all subsequent hours
Contact the wardens to hire the Main Reserve and/or for information about hiring the Study Centre
Email:info@withymead.org
Tel: 01491 872265
THE STUDY CENTRE
The Study Centre is home to the Trust's educational programme
The centre hosts Training Courses and Events throughout the year, is home for the Loddon Lily Open Days and end of month cream teas
The Study Centre can be accessed from the car park and from the Bridleway.