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
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Grazing animals

No
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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.

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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

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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