WildNet - Kieron Huston
Beales Meadows
A small reserve providing an oasis for animals and plants
Location
South of Langdon Cross and east of the village of North Petherwin
Launceston
Know before you go
Size
6 hectares
Grazing animals
NoAccess
Contact the Trust for access information.
Dogs
Dogs permitted
When to visit
Opening times
Open at all timesBest time to visit
April to JulyAbout the reserve
This grassland reserve is very species-rich, characterised by common rather than rare species. One of the best known wildflowers, the buttercup, is abundant here. Two clovers are common here; the white clover and the red clover. Beales Meadow is an extremely good site for amateur naturalists wishing to see how Britain's lowlands would have appeared 50 to 100 years ago