A coastal nature reserve with 5 birdwatching hides and miles of footpaths to explore. Habitats include saltmarsh, shingle, saline lagoons, grazing marsh and …
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Dec 7, 2024
I walked around both sides of this reserve. I’m not much of a bird watcher outside of my own garden but I went into one of the hides, opened the window and saw so many birds going about there day. Be… Full review by Navigate04483296405
Nov 13, 2024
Such a beautiful place, love the info boards so you can look out for particular birds, flowers, plants etc. so lovely to see a natural area being cared for looked after. I will definitely be back, wo… Full review by DecoLadyK
Oct 21, 2024
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, located on the coastline, is marked by vast wetlands and windmills. Walking along the coastal paths of the reserve, you can spot countless birds and wildlife. The nearby a… Full review by Global52503186936
Hi there, the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is EXTREMELY dog friendly, to the point of the Discovery Centre allowing dogs in to sit with their owners when having a cuppa and cake! …
Hi there, the Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is EXTREMELY dog friendly, to the point of the Discovery Centre allowing dogs in to sit with their owners when having a cuppa and cake! Needless to say, dogs must be on a lead due to the birds and seals all over the place!! There are many doggy doo bins around the reserve for convenience as well.
Hello, We are a church group who have a memorial service in Horns Cross on the morning of the 24th September. We would like to come afterwards to have lunch at and explore Rye Harbour. Some members are not too mobile which is why Rye itself is not really feasible but when my husband and I came to explore on Saturday the car park had a horizontal bar at a height not permitting a coach to enter. We planned to be at the harbour for about 4 hours. I know that the coach can turn round where the bus does but is there anywhere the coach could park in the event the bar is not raised at the time? I would also like to know whether the public toilets will be open then. A contact would be very useful. Thank you for your attention, Monica Biggs (Mrs.)
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I suggest that you contact the Tourism office for these questions, which I believe is based in the old Town Hall. Ali
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