Welcome to Sudbury Meadow
Bringing wildlife closer to home
Sudbury Meadow is in St Neots, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. It is a 0.8ha (2 acre) site, owned by Huntingdonshire District Council and located within the floodplain of the River Great Ouse, at the eastern end of Crosshall Road, Eaton Ford, St Neots. (Follow this link for location on Multimap.com).
Working in partnership with Huntingdonshire District Council's Parks Department and Countryside Services, Friends of Sudbury Meadow have taken on the management of Sudbury Meadow. The overall aim is to use the site to help implement some of the actions highlighted in Cambridgeshire's Biodiversity Action Plan. Due to the nature of the site, this covers meadow management through to wildlife-aware gardening with much in between!
A wheelchair-friendly footpath and two kissing gates (radar-key operated) link Sudbury Meadow to Regatta Meadow as well as Crosshall Road. Sudbury Meadow is open to the public at all times. However we do ask, please, that visitors keep to the path, unless working on the site, and that dogs (apart from registered guide dogs of any kind) are parked at the gates. This will help reduce the disturbance to wildlife and make the life of volunteers working on the site, more pleasant.
We hope that this website will encourage you to take a good look at the wildlife around you, even in the middle of a busy market town. If you can come out and join us, even better!
Follow the links on the left to learn more.