Zebon Copse Nature Reserve was all wonderfully overgrown when we visited. We followed the path to the boardwalk, winding our way through woodland, ponds and even a mire. It felt more like exploring a jungle than a nature reserve – we loved it!
The Reserve We spotted caterpillars, butterflies, spiders, damselflies and birds. The Basingstoke Canal The Zebon Copse Play Area Finding the Reserve
The paths of the reserve were easy to access. Some were a little narrow for a double buggy but that adds to the jungle feel! 
A short walk from the end of the path is the beautiful Basingstoke Canal, where we fed some passing ducks.
Next to the nature reserve is the fantastic Zebon Copse Play Area.
If you stand in the car park with your back to the play area, there is a little footpath hidden under the trees. This will take you to the nature reserve.
Visit the Zebon Copse Nature Reserve website
Further Information
Nearest Town: Church Crookham, near Fleet Opens: Daily Where to Eat: Bring a picnic. How Long We Spent There: 2.5 hours Parking: There is a car park next to the play area and a short walk from the nature reserve. Information Written: June 2016
County: Hampshire
Nearest Postcode: GU52 0ZE
Cost: Free
Facilities: None
Buggies: Buggy friendly
Cost of Parking: Free
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