National Trust - Sandilands — Local services in East Lindsey

Getting there slowly, but when its finished it should be lovely. Note parking is free for national trust members, free for 2 hours and only £2 for all day for others which I feel is really good value nowadays and the new parking meter still takes cash. Hoorah for common sense. The walk along the new paths and boardwalks is easy going and wheel friendly. I think they will be encouraging you to put dogs on leads as the area is going to be attracting lots of birds and other wildlife. The cafe at Hutoft car terrace is a decent place to get a meal and the view from the rooftop is lovely. You can walk back via the coastal path to make it a nice round walk of about an hour without...

Shocked!!! I’m all for change and progress and I know to achieve this you have to do the work but we were gutted when we turned up here in March because it’s one massive building site looking like the surface of the moon. We used to love to walk the 2 mile or so down the trail. Surely the end goal could have been achieved in stages or even leaving the existing footpath near the sea bank intact instead of it being completely fenced off. The temporary cafe has disappeared and there is a lack of information on the project. Come on National Trust, we support your endeavour but a little thought would have helped. Can’t see this being accessible...

This is a sample of what is seen around NT sandilands,all photographs were taken in and around sandilands at this early stage of the NT project on the east coast ,although there is a shortage of water around the site there is still plenty to see ,go with a pair of binoculars and a good camera and enjoy the start of a new era within the national trusts new venture,I am nothing to do with the trust this is completely a review of what I see and believe what a good job is being done here ,so enjoy as I have on this...