WildlifeHidden gem
Spurn Point
Kilnsea, Yorkshire
A narrow spit curling into the Humber estuary, great for migrating birds and seals.
- Price
- Reserve entry for non-members
- Booking
- Best to book
- Time to allow
- 4 hours
Spurn is a long sand and shingle spit reaching into the Humber, with a lighthouse and a rare wildness. It's a nature reserve with tours across the exposed section, and one of the top birding spots in Britain. The pin marks the point, which is a long walk or tour from the visitor centre at Kilnsea.
Good to know
- Park at the visitor centre and walk or take a tour
- Check tide times
- Great for autumn migration
- Best time
- Autumn migration
- Open
- All year
- Getting there
- Sealed road to Kilnsea; foot or 4x4 tours on the spit
- Vehicles
- Fine in any car
- Dogs
- Dogs on a lead
Facilities
- Toilets
The location is approximate. Check the official website before you go.
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