Short birdwatching visit · Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

Feckenham Wylde Moor

Tier
Good stop nearby
Best season
Bird seasons unspecified
Headline birds
Snipe · Kingfisher
Parking
Park in the village public car park and walk about one kilometre to the reserve.
Hides
Two birdwatching hides are provided.
Step-free
Not stated by the operator

By Does Your Duck Quack · Reviewed 26 October 2026

Moors Lane, south of Feckenham village

Feckenham Wylde Moor preserves a small area of fen peat with dark-water pools, wet scrapes, reedbeds and grazed meadows. The Trust names Little Grebe and Kingfisher at the pools and Reed Bunting among the reeds, giving a clear wetland focus to a visit. Two hides offer settled views, while a marked circular trail covers much of the reserve. Arrive on foot from Feckenham village because Moors Lane has no public parking. The ground stays wet for much of the year, and the Trust warns that the trail can sometimes be impassable.

Birds and seasons

Plan your visit

Hides and viewpoints
Two birdwatching hides are provided.
Paths
The circular trail includes bridges, a stile and a kissing gate; wet ground can make it impassable.
Toilets
The Trust’s trail guide states there are no toilets on site.
Parking
Park in the village public car park and walk about one kilometre to the reserve.
Dogs
Keep dogs on a lead.
Access notes
Not stated by the operator – check before travelling
Step-free access
Not stated by the operator – check before travelling

Getting there: Follow Moors Lane south from the B4090 to the main entrance. There is no public car park on Moors Lane, so do not treat the entrance marker as parking. Follow current trail conditions and use the hides only where the approach remains passable.

Official visitor information · Site map

Sources

Social preview: original typographic artwork by Does Your Duck Quack.

Nearby special trips

Continue birding nearby

Nearest full guide: Upton Warren, 6.3 miles away in a straight line.