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(63) · Nature reserve in Cley Next The Sea, United Kingdom
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Cley Marshes is a 176-hectare nature reserve on the North Sea coast of England just outside the village of Cley next the Sea, Norfolk. A reserve since …

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4.7/5 · 63 reviews
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Jul 5, 2024
Really great base for a walk round the marshes. Excellent facilities and a reasonably priced cafe which was clearly a well loved spot with visitors and locals (the best cheese scone I have had in yea…Full review by gurgledurb
Dec 3, 2023
This whole area is flatlands and wetlands. There is a drivable track to the beach and a small carpark at £2-3. The beach is shingle, straight with amazing almost endless vistas in both directions d…Full review by Bluebellplasnewydd
Oct 21, 2023
There's a large car park that you now have to pay at unless you are a member or are entering the reserve. This can be sorted in the reception which is where the shop and cafe are. The cafe was disap…Full review by Julie P

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Is Cley marsh wheelchair friendly?
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The cafe has a wheelchair lift access not sure about the actual reserve but think it might be OK best to phone them they are very helpful
Q:
Are dogs allowed on the beach near the cat park?
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Yes, dogs are allowed on the beach directly from the car park, but they do need to be under control. Also, during the breeding season, there are some areas blocked off so that nesting …
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Yes, dogs are allowed on the beach directly from the car park, but they do need to be under control. Also, during the breeding season, there are some areas blocked off so that nesting birds aren't disturbed.
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When and where is the best place to see deer rutting?
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The best time to see deer is at dusk or dawn. Generally male and females remain in separate groups until it is time for mating.
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