Corfe Hills nature reserve

Description

Corfe and Barrow Hills are made up of four isolated sites. This site, with Dunyeats Hill nearby, forms the remaining link between the larger heathland blocks of Canford Heath and Upton Heath. The site is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest as it has rare lizards, birds, and plants.

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Types of habitat

Corfe Hills is a mostly dry heath habitat.

What to see

All 6 species of British reptile can be found here and in the nearby Barrow Hills.

Parking

There is no parking at this nature reserve.

Dogs

Your dog must be on a short lead during bird breeding: 1 March to 31 July every year, and when livestock is near. Remember to keep your dog under close control and to pick up after it.