Ticks
Ticks can carry Lyme disease, which can lead to long-term illness. Check for ticks after your visit and remove them quickly.
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Local alerts
The following notices are in effect at this location.
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Visitor safety
- Fires and barbecues are not permitted. If you need to cook, use a gas stove.
- Please walk dogs on a short lead or close at heel from the start of April to the end of August, to protect vulnerable species.
- Fires and barbecues are not permitted. If you need to cook, use a gas stove.
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No overnight parking
No camping is allowed within the car park area. Overnight parking is not permitted.
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Open water
There is open water at this site. Watch children closely, wear a life jacket if you go in the water, and do not drink alcohol near or in water.
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