East Head

The beautiful white sands of East Head offer a perfect place to relax

Important notice -

There are no NT car parks at East Head. See the 'Visiting East Head' article on our website for information on booking a parking space with the West Wittering Estate. BBQs are NOT permitted anywhere on East Head. Please keep dogs under control

Shifting sand dunes, salt marsh and flowing tides

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Blackcap bostal white against the dusk on the South Downs

How to enjoy your local countryside 

Welcome to fresh air and open space. Our countryside spaces are currently open to enjoy in line with government guidance. Please follow the Countryside Code at all times: Be safe, plan ahead and follow any signs; Leave gates and property as you find them; Protect plants and animals and take your litter home; Keep dogs under close control; Consider other people. We ask all visitors to follow guidance on social distancing to keep everyone safe.

East Head in Sussex

Visiting East Head  

If you are planning on visiting East Head here are some things you need to know before you set off from home to help make your visit as enjoyable as possible.

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East Head

Wildlife

A black, grey and white ringed plover bird stands on the open sand at East Head

Wildlife on East Head 

From common seals to some of our rarer visitors, East Head has a vast and diverse array of flora and fauna. Come for a visit and see what wildlife you can spot.

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East Head

Our work

Panoramic view at sunset in August from Devil's Dyke, South Downs, West Sussex

South Downs sites we look after  

Discover the incredible diversity of countryside sites across the South Downs, from chalk grassland to river valleys, beech hangars and chalk cliffs.

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