Reed's Farm Pit

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Reed's Farm Pit is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Devon, covering 0.01 km². The county has 191 Sites of Special Scientific Interest; this is one. It is one of the smaller SSSIs in the county. It lies within the Blackdown Hills National Landscape.

Nearby SSSIs include Hense Moor and Hense Moor Meadows. The closest station is Honiton, about 4.8 km to the west.

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