Short birdwatching visit · Brundall Parish Council
Brundall Countryside Park
Brundall · NR13 5DT
Brundall Countryside Park is a village green space created in 2014, with young native woodland, a community orchard and flower-rich grassland. More than 1,600 trees and shrubs were planted as the park developed. For birders, its interest is a gentle walk through changing habitat rather than a large wetland viewpoint: the parish’s site survey recorded Robin, Blue Tit, Goldfinch and Blackcap. Mown paths provide access between the open areas, and the park is intended for quiet recreation and nature watching. A weekly Saturday parkrun also uses the site, so another time may suit a quieter birdwatching visit.
Birds and seasons
- Robin — Typically all year
- Blue Tit — Typically all year
- Goldfinch — Typically all year
- Blackcap — Typically spring and summer
Plan your visit
- Paths
- A network of mown paths and open areas is maintained for public access. Keep off the wildlife areas.
- Parking
- Public parking is provided on site, off Postwick Lane.
- Dogs
- Dog walking is welcomed; keep dogs out of the wildlife areas.
Getting there: Use the park’s public car park on Postwick Lane, NR13 5DT.
Sources
Social preview: original typographic artwork by Does Your Duck Quack.
Continue birding nearby
Nearest full guide: RSPB Strumpshaw Fen, 2.2 miles away in a straight line.