Ben Watkins
Greena Moor (Creddacott Meadows)
Mainly grassland with some broadleaved woodland, scrub and streams
Location
Greena Moor is 1 mile (1.5 km) south of the village of Week St Mary
Know before you go
Size
53 hectares
Grazing animals
YesWalking trails
Pathways cross the fields, but not the culm. The surfaces are uneven and can be very wet and muddy. Stout footwear is recommended.
Access
Public footpath around the reserve. Terrain can be difficult and stout footwear is recommended.
Dogs
No dogs permitted
When to visit
Opening times
Open at all timesBest time to visit
April to AugustAbout the reserve
The site is mainly grassland with some broadleaved woodland, scrub and streams. Meadow thistle and whorled caraway are two key species associated with the purple moor-grass and rushes that dominate this place. The meadow thistle is an elegant plant growing to almost three feet in height and with only the softest of prickles. A low mound on the stream's slopes may be the remains of a Bronze Age barrow. There are many barrows around this area.