Seven Sisters Country Park, Seaford

We went for a lovely walk to the park on Sunday to work up an appetite before dinner. My brother and his family live nearby and decided to show us around, warning that it was always very windy. Dressed appropriately, we set off along the footpath bathed in sunlight with a nice, gentle breeze, feeling somewhat over dressed! Nevermind. it was a lovely walk to the beach, along the footpath - there is also a nice, wide, concrete pathway if the weather is wet. We made it to the beach and spent some time throwing stones into the sea - well, you have to really - and eating our croissants before heading back to the car. If we had more time, we would have ventured up onto the downs and explored further - maybe next time!

Take to the hills to enjoy the view of the meandering River Cuckmere with its oxbow lakes. Search for the lost village and listen to the song of the Skylarks. Feel the bracing ocean winds and marvel at the magnificent Seven Sisters. Walk back along the river valley and admire the flora and fauna of this very special place. Take the kids and let them run free but not too close to the cliffs. There are livestock grazing so dogs may have to walk on leads.

Such a peaceful tranquil lovely place! would recommend this place. Parking you have to pay for, which is £3 for 2 hours and £4 over 2 hours but it's well worth it!

The south coast is stunning another country park is a gorgeous walk, great for wearing the kids out. Only part if it good for buggies and wheelchairs. And not a hope of getting a hot drink if you do have wheels, as cafe is not easily accessible. However, just take a flask and enjoy the view.

Great views of the East Sussex countryside on a clear day, complete with well served restaurant and clean bathrooms at the Visitor's center. You can also go canoeing though the river Cuckmere or enjoy a beach/coastal walk, would recommend visiting to any family.