Bishop's Waltham Pond

Loved it, it was very full when we visited, we saw water vole, moorhen and ducks, plus so many fish, wonderful experience and cant waot to return!

It is amazing to walk around. It has benches that allow you to sit and eat when you watch the birds just be careful they don't take your food. You can also feed the ducks while you watch them just don't feed them bread. You can walk down to the village to get food from one of the many shops if you don't bring your own as its a 5 minute walk. It is close to a busy road however so it can be loud during rush hour and busy times.

North pond has plenty of mallards, coots, moorhens, tufted ducks, swans and sometimes canadian geese and the occasional cormorant and grey heron. There is also a small population of khaki campbells. There are a number benches and a couple of picnic tables as well as a footbridge that allows you to be get away from the main road.

A walk around the pond to clear your mind.

What a wet experience! Must of been quackers. Lovely lake to feed the ducks, swans and other water dwellings birds. Very enjoyable.

Lovely place to stroll around and to go through the centre of the village in order to make it a circular route. You can also include Bishop's Waltham Abbey if you wish.

Relic of a flight of medieval fish ponds once owned by the Bishop of Winchester, the open water and surrounding trees are valuable for breeding waterfowl in spring and a pleasant recreational space for local people.

The darling ducks, geese, morhens, etc are adorable - one of lifes gems.

Nice place to sit and enjoy the view and feed the ducks

Wonderful
Make sure you bring bird food )

Great place to feed the ducks. Relaxing too

Lovely place we'll worth the visit

I live here and enjoy the pond very much

Lovely place to relax

nice place to chill

Noticed a Kingfisher today.

Loved it