Hayling Island Nature Reserve.

I love walking my dog down here, free parking is an added bonus. Our nutty spaniel loves it also down here 😊😊

This part of Hayling is stunning, and not too busy - the ideal place for a socially-distanced coastal walk. Here you can see plenty of coastal flora and fauna, and enjoy watching the sea birds on their specially-placed rafts for nesting. There are some interesting insights into the history of the area too, shown on slanted signs, making it great for teaching kids about the area, or even just enriching your own knowledge. The ground is a bit uneven in places, and I wouldn't recommend the walk for those with mobility impairments, but it's a great area to walk in nonetheless.

Go there 2 /3 times a week, always a beautiful out look in all kinds of weather.

Hot sunshine , friendly walkers sharing the path , just lovely , quiet peaceful. And lots of seabirds

Amazing place to visit. Spirit of nature. Birds and feeling of history. The sad moment is rubbish around (particularly, from construction works)

Beautiful walks wildlife was amazing nesting terns and gulls highly recommend.
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Lovely place to walk by yourself, as a couple, as a family with dogs or without or an treaders. Peaceful. Plenty of birds around. Lot's of history. Lots of interesting rubble on the beaches too

A lovely walk with some interesting history. Many stories to tell if the landscape could talk. Take a short or a long walk or watch the sun come up or go down. Cycling and dog walking popular too