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About Weston Turville Reservoir
The reservoir was constructed in 1797 to supply water to an arm of the Grand Union Canal. BBOWT now manages the surrounding marsh, reedbeds, scrub and woodland, while the open water is separately leased to local sailing and angling organisations. The reserve supports important wetland habitat and birdlife, including reed warblers, water rail and winter wildfowl. Visitor access includes a mixture of surfaced and softer paths, with parking in the lay-by off World's End Lane.
- Region
- South East England
- County
- Buckinghamshire
- Town or area
- Weston Turville
- Species
- Coarse, Carp, Pike
- Access
- Local angling club water, Permit required, Nature reserve access
- Facilities
- Nature reserve, Lay-by parking, Part-surfaced paths