Things to do at Seven Sisters Country Park
Enjoying the views at Seven Sisters
The Seven Sisters Country Park offers an area of open countryside for visitors to enjoy quiet, informal recreation. It is a very important site for nature conservation, and is managed to ensure that a balance is maintained between conservation and recreation at all times. There are a set of bye laws to help and guide you during your visit to the Country Park.
Please ensure that you read and follow any signage and instructions. Cycling is only permitted on the valley floor of the Park, and in the Forest on bridleways and tracks.
Seven Sisters Country Park has a long and interesting history, including some fascinating shipwrecks which you can discover on a series of shore walks, and lots of historic features such as pill boxes. The Park is a great place to explore on foot and offers spectacular views of the Seven Sisters cliffs, Seaford Head, Cuckmere Haven and the surrounding rolling downland.
The Park is a working farm with grazing sheep and cattle, and therefore you are kindly requested to keep dogs under close control at all times
If you would like to see the 'classic' view of the Seven Sisters then please download this document which gives details of how to get to Seaford Head. From there you can enjoy the sweeping views across to the sea to the Seven Sisters and Belle Tout lighthouse.
How to see the Seven Sisters (JPEG Image)
'Do's and 'Don't's
We really hope you enjoy your visit to the Country Park - here are some suggestions of things you can enjoy during your visit:
- Walk to the beach along the easy access trail.
- Catch a few fish from the beach if you're lucky!
- Take your litter home with you.
- Enjoy all scenery, especially the great views from the top of the Seven Sisters cliffs and hillsides.
- Check out the great wildlife inlcuding wading birds on the beach and at the lagoon, flowers and butterflies on the hillsides, andthe fascinating underwater world of the rockpools at low tide.
- Follow the Countryside Code
Whilst enjoying your visit, please make sure you don't:
- Fish anywhere other than the beach - this includes the meanders and the riverbanks
- Let your dogs approach sheep and cattle as this can cause harm to your dog or the animals
- Have fires or barbecues anywhere on the Park
- Camp or put up a tent anywhere on the Park other than the campsite
- Cycle anywhere apart from the valley floor
- Pick any flowers - leave them for everyone else to enjoy
