Dragonfly Café at Lower Moor

Dragonfly Café is located at our Lower Moor Nature Reserve, and is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am - 4pm.

The Café Manager is Clare Seymour. Contact: [email protected]

The cafe offers great views over the lake:

Hope to see you there soon!

Dragonfly Cafe veranda

Cream teas

Reviews:

The Dragonfly Café is truly brilliant!

~ Phil from Minety

Brilliant tearoom for a coffee and delicious homemade cake

~ Rosie from Oaksey

We really enjoyed our visit here today, so much nature spotting and awesome cake

~ Sarah from Swindon

What an absolute GEM! a place of peace and tranquility! Unbelievable! A beautiful cafe with wonderful wooden decking with glass allowing you to overlook the lake! Simply amazing.

~ Lou from Cricklade

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