Dibbinsdale Nature reserve
Dibbinsdale
Nature reserve in Bromborough is a wide open area suitable for dogs in the
area. It has parking for around 10-15 cars and has a wide range of
hilly paths for the dogs to enjoy. It has open areas combined with
woodland and of course the Duck pond (Pictured)
It is
quite a peaceful walk, for those dogs seeking a bit of solitude
.
The woodland walks are always a pleasure for our canine friends and it
offers them plenty of opportunity to sniff around "off the track"
Good points:
Good parking, and some really beautiful scenery and wildlife. The area initially is flat but it then breaks off into 2 directions of mud tracks - so this isn't suitable for buggies. Going to the left at this crossing takes you onto a large empty field offering you a chance for some real dog play, whilst the stream leads to a large pond (lots of ducks!)
Bad Points:
Only
one Poo bin (in the car park) which is never good as if there are no bins
then people are less inclined to collect their own mess - so watch your
steps! Also beware if your dog has a habit of chasing sucks and wildfowl.
Overall
–
A mixed and pleasant walk. It offers great variety, Streams for paddling, forest areas to run through as well as a large lake. The scenery is fantastic and this, combined with the nature in the area makes it an excellent walk.
How to Find it:
From Junction 4 of the M53, follow Brimstage Road towards Croft business park, and you will see the signs for this nature reserve.
Click on the Map below for more details on directions: