Fleet Pond is the largest freshwater lake in Hampshire and the nature reserve has 141 acres of varied habitats
Fleet Road A3013, Fleet
Closest postcode: GU51 2RT
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Blue Green Algae has been found at Fleet Pond Nature Reserve. This naturally occurring algae can be toxic and may cause harm to both humans and animals. As a precaution, please avoid contact with the water. We have reported this case to the Environment Agency. Whilst the algae is present, please do not enter the water or allow dogs to swim. During this time fishing is also no longer permitted.
If you have any concerns, please contact countryside@hart.gov.uk or call 01252 622122
Fleet Pond is the largest freshwater lake in Hampshire and the nature reserve has 141 acres of varied habitats. The surrounding land features heathland, woodland, reedbed and marsh, and is home to many species of birds, butterflies, dragonflies and wildflowers. Fleet Pond is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and holds a prestigious Green Flag Award.
The area is managed by the Hart District Council Countryside Ranger Service in partnership with the Fleet Pond Society which provides generous support to the countryside rangers as well as offering exciting volunteering opportunities for the local community.
Features include:
Top 10 species found at Fleet Pond:
Fleet Pond has its own interactive app thanks to the Fleet Pond Society. The app includes trails, a map, points of interest, a gallery and additional information. You can access the app on Apple or Android.
Apple link to the Fleet Pond Society app
There is a small herd of cattle onsite. The cattle are currently in grazing zone 1.
Please ensure:
Emergency cattle contact number: 07366 344176
Due to the presence of Blue Green Algae at Fleet Pond, fishing has been suspended until further notice. Permit holders will be emailed when it is safe for fishing to resume.