From 23 September, we are rolling out RingGo, the UK’s leading cashless parking provider, at eight locations across the south west. It is hoped that introducing RingGo as an alternative payment method will encourage visitors to use this safer contactless option on their trips to the lakes. Read more
As a conservation charity, it is our mission to manage and enhance the habitats around the reservoirs for wildlife and for the enjoyment of visitors. The area in front of the car park at Roadford Lake used to be a patch of grass, but with Devon Wildlife Trust, we have transformed it into a spectacular wildflower meadow. Read more
We are now in the depths of planning and fundraising for a fantastic new play space; the current offering was last installed in 2005, and we feel now is the time for improvements and expansion. Read more
During April and May, we challenged you to inspire us with your wonderful art and photography, to showcase the beauty of the lakes at a time when we couldn't enjoy them in person. We are pleased to announce that our three winners are... Read more
We have recently appointed Deborah Deveney as our new Biodiversity Officer to deliver an exciting new project focussed around the wider Burrator Catchment. Read more
Do you have photos that show how the different areas looked before the reservoirs were built? Or, do you have any stories or memories of living in the area at that time that you would be willing to share? Read more
Thousands of trees have been planted by volunteers near Roadford Lake, Devon, as part of Westcountry Rivers Trust’s (WRT) collaboration between environmental charities and businesses to improve water quality and habitat. Read more
On Saturday 22nd February, members of Caradon Observatory gave a fantastic talk about our Dark Skies at Siblyback Lake. Read more
News from Burrator for January and February. Read more