- Belhus Woods Country Park
- Cressing Temple
- Cudmore Grove Country Park
- Danbury Country Park
- Hadleigh Country Park
- Gt Notley and the Flitch Way
- Marsh Farm Country Park
- Thorndon Country Park
- Weald Country Park
- Accessibility
- Education
Key to Symbols
- Café/refreshments available
- Toilets available
- Picnic area available
- Public bus service stops within one quarter of a mile of the attraction.
Call the traveline on 0871 200 2233 for public transport information. www.traveline.info - Train station within one mile
Places to Visit
Cudmore Grove Country Park
Address: Bromans Lane, East Mersea, C05 8UE
Telephone: 0845 603 7624.
Available facilities
- Refreshments - season opening times
- Toilets
- Suitable for Picnics
- Countryside
- Events
- Education
- Cycling
- Parking
- Dogs Allowed
- Walks
- Horse Riding
- Nature Reserve
Cudmore Grove offers visitors a trip to the seaside with a difference. Located at the eastern end of Mersea Island, the park includes a sandy beach backed by a large expanse of open grassland, perfect for summer games, picnics and taking in the views.
Spring and autumn see a variety of visitors from all over the world. Migrating birds often stop here as they arrive on the east coast. Some stay for the summer, others are just passing through, and occasionally rare and unexpected birds arrive, blown off course by offshore winds. The winter too brings with it a variety of wading birds and wildfowl, including large flocks of brent geese which come to feed on the grazing marshes. The grassland is also rich in animal life and a haven for butterflies and more wildlife can be spotted from the hide overlooking the pond.
Hot summer days are always busy at Cudmore, attracting those looking for a cooling sea breeze; an added attraction in the summer is the passenger ferry to and from Brightlingsea. Visitors can also walk along the sea wall or explore the remains of the Tudor fort and World War II defences and the rangers run events throughout the year, from adder watching to children's summer seaside activity days.
- Experience peaceful country parks
- Fantastic place to flying kites, picnics with the family or relaxing on the beach.
- Two wartime defence pill boxes.
- Fossils in the eroding cliff face dating back 300,000 years.
- Grazing meadows in the beautiful nature reserve.
- Gaze at the wildlife in the observation hide.
- A flat site mostly accessible by wheelchair
- Disable parking bays available
Opening times
The park is open daily from 8:00am till dusk. (please check car park for details of closing times)
The refreshment kiosk is open Weekends and School Holidays.
Contact details
Address:
Cudmore Grove Country Park
Bromans Lane, East Mersea, C05 8UE
Telephone:
01206 383868
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