What an amazing nature reserve. Very well maintained. Pay to get in £3.50 for an adult cash and card machine. Toilet facilities. Free accessible hides dotted around and in perfect locations. Will definitely be back to visit this nature reserve. A pair of kingfishers nesting infront of one of the hides.

First time I've been in a bird hide that has a woodburner in! Creme de la creme nature reserve. Yorkshire Water have really invested in this place. Good, well maintained paths. 3 hides around the reservoir. Different walking routes. Woodland area. Clean loo block. Decent sized car park with disabled parking bays. No dogs allowed on nature reserve. The main hide with good views of the birds proffers a large book library, comfy lounge area, even has binocular stands available, which I have not come across before. So if you haven't brought your own for some reason, you still get to see the plethora of birds. Lots of habitats with plentiful bird and bat boxes. Really well thought out and cared for nature reserve. Recommended.

Tophill Low Nature Reserve is a very good place to visit for bird watching or just walking. There is a very good paid car park and nice clean toilets. There are plenty of hides around the nature reserve and a cosy visitor centre with excellent views over the lake, a library, and a wood burner to keep you warm on cold days. Dogs are not allowed 🚫.

Great walk around. plenty of accessible hides for wheelchair users. reasonable price for entry. plenty of picnic areas for a sit down. only done the blue walk. going to come back and do the other 2. spent a good few hours with our camera. loads of species of birds. the odd plane flying over from the nearby runway. very peaceful place.

Amazing place... after a short wait in one of the hides we was able to watch a Kingfisher close up doing a spot of fishing, a Grey Heron on the prowl for some dinner, a large Pheasant and a Buzzard with its catch flying by! Was not disappointed... lots of other various birds about too.

Great place to visit a lovely walk all on hard surfaces so fine for wheelchairs and goes from woods to open tracks a large car park and toilet facilities you do pay for car parking its £3.50 per person but that's all day the ticket machine takes cash or card plenty of hides so you can watch the wild life a picnic area by the car park and by the small pond

Lovely place for a walk, even better if your into bird photography, watching. Plenty of hides overlooking places of interest.

Lovely walk around the reserve, there had been afew sightings of different birds, we just missed out, better luck next time, 😀 my only criticism would be a lack of signage really, other than that it's lovely, well kept, really peaceful.

Lovely stroll round, there’s hides so you can seat and waited to see the wild life. Saw a kingfisher there

A nice place to visit with good amenities however there are a lot of men in their mid to late 50s / 60s with massive cameras that camp in the hides for hours. Also it has just been redeveloped and needs time to grow in.

This is a lovely place to explore nature & I got to see my very first kingfisher up close.

Our first visit was many years ago and, each time we visit, more improvements have been made. The paths and walkways are mostly wheelchair accessible and wind through interesting woodlands. The windows in the main centre aren’t great for birdwatchers but there is a separate section that caters for the dedicated birders. Toilets on site are clean and maintained.

Had a fantastic Day there , with lots of birds and wildlife , we were lucky enough to have an hour with the Marsh Harriers , The Down side of it was My husband wore shorts and didn't realize until we got home that he was bitten all over his exposed skin . so a word of warning is wear appropriate clothing , We will definitely re visiting