RSPB South-Essex Marshes - Visitor Centre
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Overview
South Essex Wildlife Garden and Visitor Centre are located within Basildon District Council's Wat Tyler Country Park and are the perfect place to find out about the RSPB and gardening for wildlife, as well as enjoy a stroll in peaceful surroundings.
About the area
Essex is full of pleasant surprises. It has the largest coastline of any county in England, with its fair share of castles, royal connections and scenic valleys.
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Downham Hall
Set amidst the picturesque Essex countryside, Downham Hall offers a perfect blend of elegance and modern comfort. The bedrooms are individually appointed with stylish décor and a range ...
Decoy Farm Holiday Cottages
A working fruit farm that makes the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with views across the RSPB Northward Hill Nature Reserve for watching barn owls, herons,...
Kent Coast Leisure Park
Located in a peaceful country park setting beside the Thames estuary close to Rochester, just an hour's drive from London, Allhallows is a popular static-only holiday park. Recent signi...
Greenwoods Hotel & Spa
Greenwoods is a beautiful 17th-century, Grade II listed manor house set in extensive landscaped gardens. All bedrooms are tastefully appointed, with marble bathrooms and a wide range of...
Holiday Inn Southend
Holiday Inn Southend offers a range of modern, well-appointed, stylish bedrooms. The open-plan, contemporary public areas look very smart and the lounges are fitted out with designer fu...
Camelia Hotel and Restaurant
Camelia Hotel is on Thorpe Bay seafront, and has been owned by the same family for three generations. On offer are fabulous sea views, freshly-cooked cuisine and exemplary service. Gues...
Roslin Beach Hotel
This friendly hotel is situated at the quiet end of the esplanade, overlooking the beach and sea. The spacious bedrooms are pleasantly decorated and thoughtfully equipped; some rooms ha...
Marygreen Manor Hotel
This 16th-century house was built by Robert Wright, who named the house 'Manor of Mary Green' after his young bride. Public rooms exude character and have a wealth of original features ...
