Great spot for a walk - took about an hour to walk all the way around. Lovely heather in flower, and saw the horses too. There is a small car park near the entrance.
A very nice small reserve, it’s famous for yellow hammers and rare butterflies and we saw both. Rare breed British White cattle and horses graze freely so dogs need to be under close control. We were unable to find a path to do a complete circuit so had to go back on ourselves but a nice walk nonetheless
Love a good walk on a Heath. Buxton Heath is beautiful and full of mushrooms. Really peaceful and ample parking. Wellies are necessary if you have a good explore in the marsh.
This amazing place is about 20 minutes away from Norwich, and I never knew it existed. It has quickly become one of my favourite places to walk. We saw the wild ponies and plenty of deers, which was lovely to see. The pink Heather was also an added treat! Looked absolutely stunning.
Lovely place, really pretty in August when the heather is all purple. You can walk most of the way round, but not in a complete circular. There are gates around the edge to get out the heath which lead to woods and other heath's. It was very hot, so have left this for another visit. Cows are on the heathland, so dogs on leads.
Lovely place to go for a family stroll.
I go there everyday. Everyday is so different. Lots of wildlife, so lucky to live nearby
A very quiet nature reserve with plenty of flowering heather at this time of the year. Good for butterflies and a very nice place to walk around. It's not a big site, so easy to get around. Easy parking
Great wildlife spot.
Peaceful and beautiful, it's a lovely place to walk the dog away from everything, iv see woodpeckers and owls and deer here, lovely anytime of the year.
Buxton Heath is located at The Heath, Hevingham, Norwich NR10 5QL, UK
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