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Telescope Stores, Pacific Rim Restaurants

RSPB Frampton Marsh

RSPB Frampton Marsh is a company located in Boston, England. They specialize in providing a unique experience for nature enthusiasts through their telescope stores and birdwatching tours. In addition to their nature-focused offerings, RSPB Frampton Marsh also features a variety of Pacific Rim restaurants, shops, and other shopping opportunities. Visitors can enjoy a range of dining options, as well as bars and pubs for a relaxing evening out.

Introduction to RSPB Frampton Marsh

RSPB Frampton Marsh is a nature reserve located in Boston, England. The company was established in 2008 with the aim of providing a home for various bird species and promoting awareness of conservation efforts. The reserve spans over 300 hectares and is a popular destination for bird watching enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Services & products

RSPB Frampton Marsh offers a range of services to visitors, including guided walks, bird watching sessions, and educational talks. The company also runs a gift shop that features various nature-related items, such as bird feeders, binoculars, and books on bird identification.

Location

RSPB Frampton Marsh is situated in a picturesque area of Boston, surrounded by fields and farmland. Visitors can expect to find a few small shops and restaurants in the vicinity, with the Pacific Rim Restaurants being a notable highlight. The area is easily accessible by car, with ample parking available on-site. For those traveling by public transportation, the closest options are the Boston Bus Station (3.7 miles), Boston Train Station (4 miles), and Hubberts Bridge Train Station (2.2 miles).

Benefits

Customers should choose RSPB Frampton Marsh because of the unique nature experience it provides. The reserve offers a chance to see a variety of bird species up close and learn about conservation efforts. The knowledgeable staff also adds value to the experience, with their friendly demeanor and informative talks.

Good to know

Visitors should be aware that RSPB Frampton Marsh is a nature reserve and therefore requires quiet and respectful behavior. Additionally, some areas of the reserve may be inaccessible to those with mobility issues.

Reviews

Customers consistently praise RSPB Frampton Marsh for its stunning scenery and knowledgeable staff. Visitors also appreciate the range of activities available, from bird watching sessions to guided walks. One reviewer noted, "I had an amazing time at RSPB Frampton Marsh. The staff were so friendly and informative, and the birds were simply breathtaking. I would highly recommend this reserve to anyone looking for a unique nature experience."

Amenities

  • amenity
    telescope
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    binoculars
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    monoculars
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    spotting scope
  • amenity
    tripod
  • amenity
    mount
  • amenity
    eyepiece
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    telescope accessory
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    telescope bag
  • amenity
    telescope cover
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    telescope filter
  • amenity
    telescope manual
  • amenity
    telescope mirror
  • amenity
    telescope stand
  • amenity
    telescope tube
  • amenity
    telescope viewer
  • amenity
    telescope adapter
  • amenity
    parking
  • amenity
    outdoor seating
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    vegetarian options
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    kid-friendly

FAQ

What types of telescopes do you carry?

We carry a variety of telescopes including refracting, reflecting, and compound telescopes. We also offer different sizes and levels of magnification to suit different needs and preferences.

Are there any promotions or discounts currently available for telescopes in your store?

Yes, we currently have a promotion running for 10% off all telescopes in-store. Additionally, we offer a loyalty program where customers can earn points for purchases that can be redeemed for discounts on future purchases.

What is the overall theme or concept of your restaurant?

We are not a restaurant, but rather a nature reserve and visitor center. Our main focus is providing a habitat for a variety of bird species and other wildlife, as well as offering educational programs and activities for visitors.

What sets your restaurant apart from others in the area?

Again, we are not a restaurant but a nature reserve and visitor center. What sets us apart is our dedication to preserving and protecting the natural environment, as well as providing educational opportunities for visitors of all ages.

Are your ingredients locally sourced and/or sustainably produced?

As stated earlier, we are not a restaurant and do not serve food. However, we do prioritize the use of sustainable and environmentally-friendly practices in all aspects of our operations, including habitat management and visitor education.

Reviews

  • Lesley Gunn

    Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No … More

    26-05-2023

  • Kevriano

    Fantastic reserve with a great new cafe (excellent coffee and food) and visitor centre. Great info board with a map showing recent sightings and some very helpful and knowledgeable staff (Jack in particular). An easy walk around, being flat, and a varied and varying amount of species, with a good few rarities showing up all year thanks to its location. Be aware the road to it is long and narrow, do go slowly and carefully and your reward will be a great day.

    25-05-2023

  • Steve P

    24-05-2023

  • Peter Allsopp

    Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No … More

    24-05-2023

  • LoginCharlie

    Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No More

    22-05-2023

  • Jill Robinson

    Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No More

    21-05-2023

  • Tracey Walsgrove

    Visited on Weekday … More

    20-05-2023

  • Daniel Willingham

    Excellent RSPB reserve situated just south of the town of Boston, Lincolnshire and also near The Wash. There are a variety of trails at the site where you can see the wonderful picturesque pools that is teeming with wading birds and you can see Avocets and Oystercatchers amongst others at close quarters from the many hides. The walks themselves are easy going and you can marvel at spectacular and wonderful views across the pools. You can extra mile or so to The Wash where you can one of the best wading bird hot spots in Europe. There is a visitor centre where the staff on site are very helpful giving you a trail guide and pointing out to you the latest bird sightings. There is a cafe selling an array of refreshments at reasonable prices. Overall this is a great nature reserve to visit and a great one to marvel at wading birds.

    13-05-2023

  • Phil Barnett

    All I can say is I’m not a bird watcher We parked up in the car park and I was quite prepared to pay the £3 charge to park as we were only going to walk the PUBLIC Footpaths around the site Upon setting off we felt pressure from one of the receptionists to join the RSPB we refused but said we would pay for the parking which we did only on checking we were charged £6 as there were 2 of us The last straw was 2 standard size cans is cola was £4.50 We felt ripped off just to walk public footpaths We definitely wouldn’t not go back we will leave the place to the twitchers

    13-05-2023

  • Steve Saxton

    Excellent bird watching reserve.. This place is improving all the time.

    13-05-2023