Seven Sisters Country Park

Love this place so much! I was so happy to finally visit and I will def come back here! It is almost surreal how beautiful the rocks and the river are and there are a bunch of hikes that you can do in the area! Iconic to see the least. We also went for a swim which wasn't great bc the stones on the beach hurt quite a bit and it was very shallow.

This is must visit place for those who love hiking. It probably spends you over 5 hrs starting from Seaford to Eastbourne.There is an excellent landscape all in green during the sunny day.

Amazing landscapes! The hike can be a bit tiring, in a moderate level, but it’s definitely well worth it.I recommend bringing water, some snacks for a picnic, cap and sunscreen! Definitely choose comfortable shoes as well.

I had an incredible one-day trip to Seven Sisters Cliff! The breathtaking views of the chalk cliffs and the English Channel were simply mesmerizing. The hike along the cliff edge offered a perfect blend of adventure and natural beauty.The accessibility of the site was convenient, and the well-maintained trails made the trek enjoyable. I highly recommend starting early to beat the crowds and catch the sunrise—it's a memory I'll cherish forever.The coastal breeze was refreshing, and I spotted diverse wildlife along the way. Be sure to bring a camera; the photo opportunities are endless!My only advice: pack some snacks and water, as amenities are limited. But the overall experience was unforgettable, and I can't wait to return. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers!

Beautiful area and dog friendly (though people need to pay attention to the signs advising to keep dogs on lead). Quiet tranquility was broken somewhat by a group of young men who had carrier bags full of lager and were playing music through a loudspeaker. Good cafe and clean toilets.

Highlight of the Sussex coast, with stunning views of the Seven Sisters cliffs, a large stony beach and scenic countryside.Multiple walking trails range from the easy, level path running alongside the river between the visitor centre and beach, up to more challenging walks up and along the cliffs to Seaford or Eastbourne. All are well signposted, and enjoy expansive views over the sea or the South Downs.The Visitor Centre itself is well maintained and has a café, gift shop, toilets, bus stop and ample parking (though the parking area isn't ideal for low vehicles and some of the machines were reluctant to accept payment).

it's a longish walk from the car park to the beach and cliffs. There is a concrete path for you to take but it's a shorter trek over the grass tracks.Once you get to the beach, the view of the cliffs makes it all worth while.The river and lagoons are very interesting and depending on how energetic you are, there are a lot of paths up over the downs.

One of my happy places. A lovely stroll to the beach or up the cliffs. Very calming and peaceful. The road is, however, very dangerous. No crossing, you feel like you are taking your life in your hands!

Absolutely charming scenic spot!I enjoyed walking from the parking lot to the sea along the river. The meanders are sinuous and beautiful, impressive!I definitely recommend.