January 28, 2025

New Bird Hide at Wicksteed Park

Exciting news for nature lovers! We have unveiled a brand-new bird hide at Wicksteed Park, offering visitors a peaceful spot to observe the park’s feathered residents in their natural habitat.

Nestled near the roundhouse by the lake, right next to the sandpit, this beautifully designed hide provides a perfect vantage point to watch and learn about the diverse bird species that call Wicksteed Park home. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or simply curious about the local wildlife, this new addition promises a memorable experience for all ages.

So, bring your binoculars, your curiosity, and maybe even a sketchpad, and come discover the wonders of nature at Wicksteed Park’s bird hide. It’s the perfect way to connect with wildlife while enjoying the serene beauty of the park.

Plan your visit today and let the birds take center stage! 🦆✨

For more information about our bird hide watch the video below!

New Bird Hide at Wicksteed Park

Other News

Wicksteed Park Hedgehog Charter

Wicksteed Park Hedgehog Charter

Hedgehogs play a vital role within our ecosystems, predating on pest species such as beetles and grubs, aerating the soil and dispersing seeds. They are a gardener’s best friend! Their presence is a good sign of a healthy environment. Hedgehogs live in a variety of habitats including woodland, farmland, parks and gardens. They can also thrive in urban areas.

Reminder: Wild Birds in Wicksteed Park

As we are approaching the winter season, you may see our wild birds wandering the fields and areas around the lake more often.

BBQs Banned with Immediate Effect

On recommendation of the Northamptonshire fire department and following having to extinguish numerous fires at the park over the week due to discarded coals, Wicksteed Park have had to make the difficult decision to ban all BBQs on site effective immediately.