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Crookham Common is an area of heathland and woodland located in Hampshire near Newbury. Discover a variety of plant, animal, and bird species as you make your way around a gravel path that loops the common.

Greenham Common Control Tower is a museum and visitor centre. The control tower has major historical significance, playing an important role in both the Cold War and WW2 era. Visitors can explore the rich history of this building whilst taking in panoramic views at the observation desk. There is a café on site too where you can grab a hot drink or bite to eat.

Thatcham Lake is a picturesque body of water located in the Thatcham Reedbed Nature Reserve. The lake is home to a diverse range of bird species, including reed warblers, bitterns, and marsh harriers, and hosts a network of trails where you can enjoy these beautiful species up close in their habitat.

No Dogs

Fairly easy in dry season. Gravel mostly

The Greenham Common Control Tower also has bike parking facilities and outdoor and indoor seating. The cafe is volunteer run and offers a good range of hot and cold snacks Tours of the tower and surrounding area are available and rum by excellent and knowledgeable guides.

From the Cold War era, Greenham Control Tower. A Grade 2 listed 1950's building with a cafe, museum, and car park.

Sprawling 17 sq miles (27 sq km) across the West Berkshire landscape, Thatcham Reedbed is a beautiful nature reserve. With lowland heathland, ancient woodland, reedbeds, rivers and streams, the area is thriving with wildlife such as tiny Desmoulin's whorl snails, 14 species of dragonfly and moorhen. The reserve is open at all times.