Lying within Dartmoor National Park, this woodland reserve consists primarily of sessile oak, though ash predominates on the wetter slopes and the extensive floodplain. Ferns and mosses are abundant.
Lying within Dartmoor National Park, this woodland reserve consists primarily of sessile oak, though ash predominates on the wetter slopes and the extensive floodplain. Ferns and mosses are abundant. The ground flora is diverse, including yellow cow-wheat, wood anemone, bluebell and wild garlic. In addition, Dunsford is one of the best sites in south-west England for the wild daffodil, with stunning displays in spring. The fauna is also rich, including pied flycatchers, green woodpeckers, dormice, otter and the rare high brown fritillary butterfly.
Where: SX805883 SX784893
When: All year round, but excellent all year especially in March for wild daffodils
Facilities: Car Park, Disabled Access, Dogs Allowed, Information Boards, Visitor Centre, Walks.
Hints and Tips: Dunsford is one of the best sites in South-west England for the wild daffodil, with stunning displays in spring.
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