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Welcome To Vinters Valley Nature Reserve

Maidstone's Hidden Gem

30th Anniversary Birthday Celebrations Day – 2nd July 2022

30th Anniversary Birthday Celebrations Day – 2nd July 2022

Saturday 2nd July 11.00am – 4.30pm. We invite everyone to come along and celebrate 30 years of the nature reserve this July, with a host of family events to enjoy on the day, all of which are *** FREE***

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About

Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is your local wildlife oasis tucked away between the Vinters Park and Grove Green housing estates and also close to Vinters Community School

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Support Us

Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is NOT run by any council, but by a group of dedicated local volunteers, who have formed a registered charity called the “Vinters Valley Park Trust”. Find out more in how you can support us

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Social Media

You can follow us on Facebook, Twitter and now Flickr & Instagram!

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Latest News

The news pages contain news and articles from the reserve

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Feeding at the Lake

Please Do Not Bring Bread With You To Feed The Ducks And Geese In The Nature Reserve

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30th Anniversary Birthday
Celebrations Day – 2nd July 2022
11:00 – 16:30

We invite everyone to come along and celebrate 30 years of the nature reserve this July, with a host of family events to enjoy on the day, all of which are *** FREE***

Please click here for full details

First time visiting the reserve?

Please click here to view and download a map of the reserve

Please click here to view the What3Words for our Lodge Road entrance

“Maidstone’s Hidden Gem”

Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is a local wildlife oasis tucked away between the Vinters Park and Grove Green housing estates.

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We Need YOUR Support!

Vinters Valley Nature Reserve is NOT run by any council, but by a group of dedicated local volunteers, who have formed a registered charity called the “Vinters Valley Park Trust”.

To keep the nature reserve open, as a space for the whole community to enjoy we need your money and support.

You can financially support the nature reserve in a number of ways.

Please click here to find out how you can support us

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Following succesful funding the many footpaths and features, found within the reserve, are now signposted and marked.

A copy of the reserve map, found on the notice boards and reserve leaflet, can be downloaded by clicking here
LATEST NEWS FROM VINTERS VALLEY
As well as social media, we post news and blog articles on our website.  Please click here to read the latest news and blogs

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