 Busbridge Lakes is a grade II* heritage site or landscape (in the parks and garden special category) listed for its manmade follies, grottos, clear lakes and wide range of trees and extends into the informal area of Ladywell, Tuesley, part of which is publicly accessible at no charge, such as the smallest lake, Lady Well, and the modern dry-stone walling above an Anglo-Saxon pagan shrine to the god Týr or Tiw, see above.This consists of 3 lakes, nature trails and a wooded hillside containing a largest collection of wild waterfowl.The owners state the site has 130 species of swans, geese and ducks, many endangered, rare pheasants, cranes and other exotic birds.