Tp things to do at {Pulborough Brooks} Nature reserve

Hi and greetings This week i took BMM to visit to Pulbourough Brooks it was a amazing day out in the beautiful Arun Valley, situated at the foot of the rolling South Downs, Home to all kinds of wild life.. Apond arrival i was greeted by amazing views of the newly restored wood lands. Waling along the gentle trails listening to the beautiful song of the nightingale and experience the magic of the dawn chorus starring the mellow black birds. I stop by a pond where fierce darting dragonfly parade around the boggy pools.

The air was so fresh up on the heath land where i enjoyed the evening stroll among the flitting bats and twinkling glow worms

Accessibility and features

No charge for parking
A manual wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge
A Tramper mobility scooter is available for hire (please book in advance)

The Visitor Centre is open 9.30 am-5 pm daily (the cafe closes at 4.30 pm), except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The nature trail is open daily from sunrise to sunset, except Christmas Day
Check accessibility for events and activities
We welcome registered assistance dogs (please do not be offended if we ask for evidence of registration)
Staff available to assist. Binoculars for hire.

How to get here
Pulborough Station, 2 miles (4 km) away. Taxis are not readily available at the station
Request bus stop outside the reserve

By train

Pulborough (2 miles/4 km); taxi available.

By bus

Compass Bus 100, from Burgess Hill to Horsham, serves the stop immediately outside the reserve. It is a request stop, so you will need to ask the driver to drop you outside the reserve when you board. For a full timetable, please see: http://www.compass-travel.co.uk/timetables/service_100.html