About

Seven Sisters Country Park is a unique place. It comprises 280 hectares of chalk cliffs, meandering river valley and open chalk grassland.

It’s home to grazing livestock, rare flora and fauna and is a corridor for a large number of migrating birds. 

The meanders of the Cuckmere river flow through the Park and visitors can follow the adjacent footpath from the Visitor Centre to the coast.

Situated at Exceat, near Seaford, East Sussex, the Park is well served by buses from Brighton, Seaford and Eastbourne, making it ideal for a car-free day out.

The Visitor Centre is situated in an 18th century barn, and provides useful information on the Park with displays and exhibitions. There is also a shop with leaflets, maps and souvenirs on sale.

A wide range of outdoor activities include: walking, bird watching, cycling and canoeing. For walkers there are a number of footpaths and trails in the Park. Responsible cyclists are welcome and whilst there are no bridleways on the Park, cycling is permitted on the valley floor.

Find their events on their 'Whats On' page - Events Archive - Seven Sisters

The Park is well served by the 12, 12A and 12X Coaster service between Brighton/Seaford/Eastbourne. All buses stop at the Park entrance and connect with mainline railway stations at Seaford, Brighton and Eastbourne with connecting services to London. The 39 Sussex Arts Shuttle service operated by Cuckmere Buses runs every Friday, Saturday and Sunday between Lewes and Eastbourne stopping at Seven Sisters, Charleston Farmhouse and Towner Gallery, Eastbourne. Between April and October the 47 Cuckmere Valley Rambler service operates at weekends and Bank Holidays, connecting to Berwick station, Alfriston and Seaford. There are two pay and display car parks and cycle racks in the car parks and at the Visitor Centre. Both car parks are locked overnight. The car parks will be open from 7am until 6pm between November and February, and 7am until 9pm between March and October.