Hillman Marsh

1826 Mersea Road 2, Leamington

PLEASE NOTE: As of September 5, 2024, a large portion of Hillman Marsh is currently closed due an invasive species in the Marsh. 

The Hillman Marsh Conservation Area is a wetland habitat that encompasses over 1,000 acres of marshes, ponds and wooded areas that provide critical habitat for a diverse array of waterfowl, shorebirds and other wildlife. Visitors can explore the site via a network of walking trails, birding blinds and observation decks that provide opportunities to view the abundant wildlife.

The marsh also serves an important ecological function, helping to filter water and mitigate flood risks for the surrounding communities. With its rich biodiversity and natural beauty, Hillman Marsh is a beloved destination for birdwatchers, hikers and nature enthusiasts.

To learn more visit Essex Region Conservation Authority.

A photograph of a wooden barn with a mural painted on the side. The mural depicts a large blue heron standing in a marsh with tall reeds. The barn is painted a faded gray with a red roof. The barn has a sign above the mural that reads "Hillman Marsh Nature Centre" in yellow letters on a blue oval. The sign is painted on the barn's siding. The barn is set against a background of green trees and a blue sky.

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