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Bempton Cliffs Nature ReserveNewest Review: ... About 200 metres away from the railway station in the direction of the sea there is a car park and visitors centre. This visitor centre is owned by the RSPB and this is where non members have to pay their entrance fee to visit the reserve. Entry for RSPB members is free but for others the current charges are £3.50 per car. The visitor centre is open daily throughout the year, except ... more |
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by - written on 14/11/07 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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Bempton Cliffs can be found on the east coast of Yorkshire just outside the small village of Bempton, which is off the Bridlington to Flamborough road. This whole area is now a nature reserve that is owned and managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB). There can be few people that have been here that can deny that Bempton Cliffs are a spectacular sight. They are characterised by their chalk-white appearance and they rise vertically from the sea to the cliff tops. They are just as impressive from the top of the cliffs looking downwards as they are from below looking upwards. These limestone sea cliffs stretch for over 3 miles ... Read the complete review
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