Always a lovely place to visit at any time of the year.It is wonderful to witness the Swan Feed . We had an excellent lunch in the Cafe before visiting other areas and the hides. Our lunch was reasonably priced, good value and well presented. Mark who was managing the cafe was on top of his game, everywhere was clean and nothing was left unattended. Plates, cups etc were removed speedily and table cleaned. A first class service and Mark is an asset to the Centre. We enjoyed our visit and will return soon.

What an absolutely fantastic day we had today at Martin Mere. A huge thank you to Rus and Sue on the main desk who just went above and beyond to help with accessibility for my 2 elderly parents, and also, I noticed, everybody else who approached them. (Visit 27/01/24 afternoon.)

We enjoyed our visit and spent quite a few hours there. We saw plenty in spite of it being winter. I was pleased that I could access all the areas whilst pushing a wheelchair, even getting to some hides. Bring binoculars if you have them or can borrow some as it really improves your experience in the areas of the reserve where there are wild birds. We'll be back in spring.

Good set up, it was very quiet when we went as the local schools had been on half term the week before. Kids loved the play area (suitable for older kids), the otters and the flamingos. They enjoyed feeding the ducks. Cafe OK and nice products in the gift shop. I hired the mobility scooter which was handy, but I was expecting a more heavy duty/ road scooter, but it was quite a small one which felt a bit lightweight for the paths.

We have just become members and absolutely love visiting here. We attend the giant duck hunt today which was great. The restaurant had stopped serving hot food as it was past 2.30pm but in the past we have been happy with the food and found it tasty. Just a lovely place to visit and spend the day, we can’t wait to go back for the duck race. The staff /volunteers are always so friendly and really make the day feel special.

Used to come here very regularly as wwt members, but then with bird flu and not being able to feed the ducks, we hadn't visited in about a year! Now feeding is back we decided to come with family and friends for a day out. Playground is great with a water bit too and walks around the place are great. We sometimes go on the canoes which are great and go in the hides which are reliable. Do recommend and will visit again 😁

If you’re moaning about the price of the tickets, you obviously don’t know the work that is involved managing wetlands! Great day as a couple visiting all the numerous bird hides and looking at the collection inside the park itself. Great facilities and we made a full day of it and didn’t even manage the reed bed walk! We will be back.

Went with our daughter and baby granddaughter for their second visit. We are all Boundless Members and my husband and I visit frequently. We visited on May half term Sunday but were puzzled by how quiet it was. We had a really lovely time. Baby loved all the ducks and swans and we visited the very clean cafe. Good high chairs. Nice soup and cakes. We do think however that more undercover picnic areas are needed because people are not allowed to bring their own food into the cafe and it would help to make the visit more affordable for families. Certainly when our own children were small we wouldn't have been able to afford the cafe on top of entrance fees. New visitors should be aware that the reserve is much bigger than the map you are given. The map needs redesigning to show the full extent of the site. You can easily spend most of a day there walking all the paths to the many hides. The staff are all lovely. Many are volunteers and were working hard to offer half term activities.

We have been here a number of times but today I was with a severely autistic child. We sat outside the cafe. Whilst having our drinks, a gentleman from the maintenance team approached me very diplomatically and quietly asked if he could bring his noisy machine close to us as some work needed to be done. He obviously noticed my grandson had sensory issues. I can't praise his actions enough. It shows thought and consideration and he is a credit to Martin Mere. Unfortunately I didn't get his name. Just a note about going there with children that have additional needs - from reception you can get a sensory pack. Included in the back pack were ear defenders, binoculars, sun glasses, a white board and pen and a notebook. You have to pay a deposit of £15 but that is returned when you hand the back pack back on your way out. This shows that WWT have put thought, time and effort into making a visit a much easier experience when the visitors have additional needs. With it being half term, there were different events/activities. We went to the meet and greet with Bing and Flop, the show with Bing and Flop and story time as well as pond dipping Overall we really enjoyed ourselves as did the children and we will be returning in the near future.

Revisited after years since our first visit & we weren’t disappointed. It was a beautiful day & the birds/ducks/geese were all in full view. Lots of young coots, water hens & shell ducks about which were so cute. It’s so nice to be able to see everything so close & the otters were great fun.