Seven Sisters Country Park, Seaford

Very pleasant and very beautiful. August summer holidays may be the best time to visit. Reasonable walking distance from parking area to beach hence kids will like it. The area where river joins the sea/channel is something I found very interesting, as not often you get a chance to see that. Reasonable parking charges as well. Please be advised to complete your nature’s call in toilet near parking area itself... he he !!

On a sunny day this place is hard to beat. It has walks for all abilities and even wheelchairs can go easily up to the beach (the beach is pebbles so difficult thereafter). On a weekday is best as no crowds. It also has a nice cafe and passable pub (busy times in the pub and service and food suffer). Plenty of parking at around £4 for all day.

Visited here with my husband and experienced kayaking for the first time. We had a beginners course which was brilliant. The instructor named Hugo was very helpful and really made sure we were all safe and willing to carry on through what he described as quite windy conditions. We are planning to go back with our new found passion for kayaking and hire from there again.

Beautiful lagoon surrounded by feeding cattle on a backdrop of large swathes of Park land. Great location for someone interested in photography. There are trails leading not only to the beech but also the hillside and Park land. There is a visitors centre across the road. They have toilets and a shop selling local crafts there. The parking area closes at 2100 hours. Parking fee applicable. No entry fee otherwise. Highly recommended.

The Seven Sisters Country Park in Sussex is a fantastic place. There is a bit of a wall to arrive at the cliffs, but once you make it, you are rewarded with a fantastic view. The cliffs are absolutely massive and are great for ppictures. The weather was a bit cloudy but cleared up to enhance the view. I had the luck to have a World War Two Spitfire fly over my head. Definitely check this place out.