WildNet - Amy Lewis
Tywardreath Marsh
The silted-up arm of a once tidal river, with an abundance of invertebrates.
Location
North of Par railway station
St Austell
Know before you go
Size
1 hectare
Grazing animals
NoWalking trails
A bridleway and causewayed footpath, which can be wet and muddy run along the edge of this reserve
Access
Public footpath around the reserve. Terrain can be difficult at points, contact the Trust for disabled access information.
Dogs
Dogs permitted
When to visit
Opening times
Open at all timesBest time to visit
April to JulyAbout the reserve
Tywardreath Marsh is the silted-up arm of a once tidal river and now supports marsh and woodland. The grey willow that grows here is the most widespread and common willow in the county. The area provides many invertebrates with an ideal habitat