Whether you simply want to picnic or try the 3 mile
Valley Walk to Sudbury, this is a delightful place to visit.
Since they were flooded, the gravel pits near the River Stour have
become an excellent place to observe wildlife.
The walk along the riverbanks, shaded by willow and poplar
trees, is particularly pleasant. it's also popular with
anglers.
From here you can walk along the
Valley Trail,
Melford Walk or even up to the
Lavenham Walk - all the sites, including Rodbridge picnic site
were declared a Local Nature Reserve in 2003.
Please be aware that there is a height barrier at the entrance
to this site.
This site is a Local Nature Reserve and further information can
be found using the link to Natural England at the top of this
page.
For further information about Rodbridge Picnic Site, contact the
Ranger on 01787 277491.
How to find us
Off the A134 at Rodbridge Corner, 2 miles north of
Sudbury.