Brilliant space, tide was out, saw all the little 'island hills'. Brilliant view. Ideal for bird watchers, photographers and silence. Note that this is a walk through a working farm, there is no staff, no facilities, wheels do not work here.

Recently l had a nice walk here and the views of the Marshesand the /surrounding landscape were beautiful. My only negative comment here was the lack of signs on the route.

The NT has let the place go considerably over the last year, to a point where a greater part of the permissive paths are almost unwalkable, & those that do venture are likely to be met by commercial dog walkers with most dogs off leads, leaving their mess behind them, the web pages that the NT show are dated & misrepresent the true state you are met with, as a member I have had no replies as to whether the numerous dog walking enterprises carry insurance, so clearly the NT dont mind the practice, & the site is free to use by all, Oh, as a foot note the Environment agency cut back around their assets, the stairs.... but use a 4x4 to get to them lol!

Such a lovely walk that I didn't know existed until we joined National Trust. The car park is small yet free. Quite a nice walk and enjoyed the views.

A nice place for a wonder. To access you drive down a lane and there is a fairly small car park. No facilities and the map isn't that great. You can walk over to the sea wall and walk along but it doesn't loop round so you do have to double back on yourself.