National Trust - Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve
National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve is a nature reserve located near Barrow-in-Furness, England. The reserve is known for its diverse range of sand plants and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts. The company also specializes in building and construction projects that are in line with their commitment to preserving the natural environment.
Introduction to National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve
National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve is a protected area located in Barrow-in-Furness, England. This reserve is owned by the National Trust and was established to preserve the unique and diverse ecosystem of the area. The reserve boasts an array of sand plants that are rare and endangered, which makes it a special destination for nature enthusiasts.Services & products
National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve offers visitors the chance to explore the natural beauty of the reserve through guided tours, hiking trails, and educational programs. Visitors can also purchase souvenirs and locally made products at the gift shop.Location
National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve is located on Hawthwaite Ln, near Barrow in Furness LA14 4QJ, United Kingdom. The area surrounding the reserve is known for its building and construction industry. Visitors can expect to find a mix of residential and commercial buildings in the area. The closest public transportation options include the Barrow-in-Furness railway station, the Roose railway station, and the Askam railway station, all within a 5-mile radius.Benefits
National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve offers visitors a chance to experience a unique and rare ecosystem that cannot be found anywhere else. Visitors can also learn about the history and culture of the area through educational programs and exhibits.Good to know
Visitors to National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve should be aware that the reserve is a protected area and should respect the plants and wildlife that call it home. Visitors should also wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking and outdoor activities.Reviews
Customers rave about National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve, praising the knowledgeable and friendly staff, the beautiful scenery, and the educational programs offered. Many visitors also appreciate the effort put into preserving the rare sand plants that can be found in the reserve.FAQ
What type of sand plants does your company offer?
We offer natural sand plants that are indigenous to the National Trust Sandscale Haws National Nature Reserve. These sand plants are ideal for building and construction use.How long has your company been offering sand plants to customers?
As a nature reserve, we have been providing access to our natural resources for building and construction use for many years. Our sand plants have been available to customers for as long as our reserve has been open to the public.Can you provide testimonials or references from previous customers who have used your sand plants?
As a nature reserve, we do not actively solicit or collect testimonials or references from customers who use our sand plants for building and construction. However, we can provide information about the quality and sustainability of our resources.What is the expected lifespan of your sand plants and do you provide maintenance services?
As natural resources, the lifespan of our sand plants is dependent upon a variety of factors including weather, soil conditions, and human impact. We do not provide maintenance services for sand plants, but we do monitor their growth and sustainability.What is the estimated cost and turnaround time for installation of your sand plants?
As a nature reserve, we do not offer installation services for sand plants. Customers are welcome to access our resources and collect sand plants for their building and construction needs. There is no cost associated with accessing our sand plants, but we do ask that visitors adhere to our guidelines for sustainable use of our resources.Reviews
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Frank Ashdown
25-05-2023
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Stu Hartley
Isolated and unspoilt corner of South lakes. Sadly under threat from the proximity of a 450 Lodge development on the already inadequate entrance road.
20-05-2023
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Lynne Jones
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13-05-2023
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Paul Marriott-Lodge
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06-05-2023
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Angus Carpenter
You will find Sandscale Haws, a National Trust managed site, at the end of some tiny, country roads, meaning finding it is a challenge. Once you are there, you will be see the wide open sands and coastal dunes that mark the end of the Duddon valley estuary system. The area is a strong hold of the Natterjack toad, a high priority conservation species. Many scrapes & pools have been created in the dune systems to support this species. Being an estuary, you can expect a wide range of coastal birds to visit the area too. The National Trust provides a small info centre (not open all the time), small, tarmacked car park (pay & display in operation) and there are some, old (but perfectly OK) toilets for public use too. It is a popular area for locals to walk their dogs, the only negative being the amount of dog poo around (which someone has taken objection too and started spraying each one with multi-coloured, highlighting paint - not sure which is worse?). A must visit site for Natterjacks and other wildlife or if you like big, open sandy coastal systems.
06-05-2023
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Rick
Great car park and access to the beach. I didn’t see any Natterjack toads but they are there some of the year.
29-04-2023
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Lesley Porter
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29-04-2023
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Alan Hosking
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27-04-2023
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Gemma Twinning
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27-04-2023
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Graham Aitken
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27-04-2023
