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Handmade luxury artisan ice cream made with milk from a.. The Orwell Hotel offers a variety of dining options from.. Located in the small village of Levington, hidden next to.. View Point Cafe is a modern and friendly cafe with.. Things to do in Felixstowe. Artist, Catalina Carvajal, from Bogota, Colombia, will be displaying a.. A unique and vibrant destination on the.. Join us on 20 March for the award-winning jazz.. The Landguard Peninsula is located at the southerly most point..
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The restored Felixstowe Seafront Gardens sit on cliffs between the.. On the shingle beach outside the Landguard Visitor Centre is the best vantage point for the busiest container port in the UK. Some 3, ships dock at Felixstowe Port every year, arriving from ports around the world and run by more than 30 shipping lines. Aside from the ships, you can look west and northwest to contemplate the Stour and Orwell Estuaries, or across to the Shotley Peninsula and the towns of Dovercourt and Harwich.
When the Port of Felixstowe was upgraded in the s, this site at the mouth of the River Orwell was chosen as a wetland habitat for migrating and resident birds to replace the Fagbury Mudflats, which were lost in the expansion. Spring and autumn bring migrants like greenshanks, curlew sandpipers and common sandpipers, which come to forage on the muddy banks in large numbers. Due to the coastal setting you may be able to spot some species rare to these shores like stilt sandpipers, lack-winged stilts and pectoral sandpipers.
The Forum Amusement Centre is all about games like claw machines, coin pushers, fruit machines and a variety of arcade video games. The Forum has a food court for treats like fish and chips, as well as a souvenir shop selling Felixstowe rock candy.
The park has an amusement arcade, crazy golf, a funfair, old-school fair games, a ten-pin bowling alley and a busy market on Sundays. The first owner was none other than by W. Butlin, who became famous for his chain of holiday parks, and has been managed by the Manning family since In its early years there was a man-made rowing lake with an island that was literally inhabited by monkeys. There is a dropped kerb between the car park and the venue. The dropped kerb does have tactile paving. The dimensions of the designated parking bay s are cm x cm 19ft 4in x 21ft 4in.
The nearest designated bay is 12m 13yd 4in from the spa pavillion. The furthest designated bay is 16m 17yd 1ft from the spa pavillion. This trail is approximately 2. There is signage along this trail. There is seating available along this trail.
The paths on this trail vary in width from cm to cm. The surface of the paths vary from concrete to sand. There are easy to moderate slopes on this trail. There are medium steps on this trail with handrails available on both sides.
There are also ramps and steps available for access down to the beach area. Assistance for wheelchair users is required. There are accessible toilets within this venue designated for public use. The toilet is for the sole use of disabled people.
There is pictorial signage on or near the toilet door. The accessible toilet is 40m 43yd 2ft from the Spa Pavillion Car Park. The accessible toilet is located at the side of Spa Pavilion.
There is level access to the accessible toilet. This is a unisex toilet. A key is required for the accessible toilet. Family Friendly. No Reviews. View this route on our new Outdooractive website. Altitude Profile. What did you think of this route guide? Please Login to review this route Log in.
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