Park Hoskyn (the Hayman Reserve)

Mistle Thrush

Margaret Holland

Park Hoskyn (the Hayman Reserve)

A small reserve of mixed broad-leaved woodland in a steep-sided valley with a fast-flowing stream

Location

Near Penwartha
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A static map of Park Hoskyn (the Hayman Reserve)

Know before you go

Size
2 hectares

Grazing animals

No

Walking trails

On the reserve, the footpath is steep and uneven, so stout footwear is recommended. Visitors are asked not to stray from the paths because of mineshafts.

Access

Public footpaths around the reserve. Terrain can be difficult and visitors are asked to keep to the marked paths due to the risk of mineshafts.

Dogs

Dogs permitted

When to visit

Opening times

Open at all times

Best time to visit

April to July

About the reserve

A small reserve of mixed broad-leaved woodland in a steep-sided valley with a fast-flowing stream, there is a rich variety of habitats here including a marshy area, a small quarry and a disused mine shaft. Plants such as holly occur here, whose berries sustain a range of thrushes through the autumn and winter. Bird species include the treecreeper. There is also a pattern of small enclosures on the reserve that indicate post-medieval activity

Contact us

Cornwall Wildlife Trust
Contact number: 01872 273939