Dave Harper
Halbullock Moor
An important haven for a wide variety of wildlife
Location
SW entrance off Mount Pleasant Road
Truro
Know before you go
Size
4 hectares
Grazing animals
NoAccess
Contact the Trust for access information.
Dogs
Dogs permitted
When to visit
Opening times
THIS RESERVE IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED TO THE PUBLICBest time to visit
April to AugustAbout the reserve
Halbullock Moor is an important haven for a wide variety of wildlife. Birds are abundant here, and include the willow warbler, whose song can be heard persistently in the breeding season. The small, creeping Cornish moneywort has a strong population here. The area has been used for grazing since ancient times and there are signs of a medieval field system within the reserve