February 2024 by Barry Aldam
Really enjoy visiting far ings,wouldn't miss it for the world.
February 2024 by dale jacklin
Nice little circular Walk
November 2023 by Rachael Clarke
Really good place if interested in wildlife
November 2023 by Mel Parrinder
Very friendly knowledgeable staff.Very cosy room with fantastic view over the lake. Very family friendly.
October 2023 by Graham Jenkins
Lovely location next to the Humber and the bridge. Hides available to view the bird life.
October 2023 by Mike Gordon
Good location for a picnic and to observe the local wildlife. Toilet facilities. Coffee available.
October 2023 by Matt B
Superb views and delightful volunteers.
September 2023 by John Douce
Nice relaxing and tranquil place
August 2023 by Tim Haskey
Cracking spot for an easy walk and the chance to pass the time away looking out for the birds and wildlife.Centre staff pleasant, helpful and enthusiastic.
July 2023 by Helen Porter
Short or long nature walks. Dogs not allowed as National Nature Reserve. Lots of dragonflies to see at the moment. Have given 4 as no cafe, but coffees and ice creams available at visitor centre. Also activities for children, dates on the website.
May 2023 by David Mccormack
Great nature reserve with 5 hides, 2 carparks and a small shop. Paths are excellent and wheelchair friendly. Photographed Barn owl, bittern ,grey heron.
May 2023 by Mark Altoft
Always a lovely place to go to have a walk and look at all the wildlife.
April 2023 by Elinor Halliday
Fantastic reserve. Little gift shop with snacks and a hot drink machine. Very friendly, helpful staff. And we got a really good view of two bitterns!
April 2023 by Colin Garfoot
After too many years of not visiting Far Ings I made the snap decision of heading there and how pleased I did . As I drove down the Visitor Centre drive a Marsh Harrier glided across in front of me to the Reed beds . During the course of the morning I observed a pair of Goldeneye ducks busily diving ,varied wildfowl , Reed buntings and two very friendly Robin's at close quarters . Briefly hearing a hidden Bittern boom was an added bonus .The Visitor Centre located by the Humber bank path is open to All and a perfect stop for coffee and small gifts . It was manned by a friendly and knowledgeable female Trust staff member .I recommend a visit and join the Lincs Wildlife Trust .
January 2023 by Janette Marie Scott
Love this place your able to see nature, and also staff are very friendly always have a little chat, coffee is lovely
