Short birdwatching visit · North Norfolk District Council
Holt Country Park
Holt · NR25 6SP
Holt Country Park offers mixed woodland birding on the edge of Holt, with Scots pine, native broadleaved trees and a network of waymarked walks. Goldcrests and Great Spotted Woodpeckers are among the birds highlighted by the council; its wildlife inventory also includes Nuthatch and Treecreeper. Choose it for a woodland walk between coastal visits, especially when you want shelter, a shorter circuit or facilities close to the start. An easy-access trail, sensory garden, picnic area and tea room make it practical for a mixed-interest outing.
Birds and seasons
- Goldcrest — Typically all year
- Great Spotted Woodpecker — Typically all year
- Nuthatch — Typically all year
- Treecreeper — Typically all year
Plan your visit
- Paths
- Waymarked woodland trails offer different walks through the park. Download the council map before setting out.
- Toilets
- Public toilets are listed among the park facilities.
- Parking
- The council car park has a daily charge; cash, card and app payment are listed.
- Dogs
- Dogs are welcome under control; use the dog bins provided.
- Accessibility
- An easy-access trail is included in the council’s facilities list.
Getting there: Arrive at the signed country-park car park on the B1149, south of Holt.
Sources
Social preview: original typographic artwork by Does Your Duck Quack.
Continue birding nearby
Nearest full guide: NWT Cley and Salthouse Marshes, 4.4 miles away in a straight line.