Promenade Park
The quay, in Maldon is home to a veritable fleet of traditional old Thames sailing barges, many lovingly restored, a magnificent sight in full sail which can be seen daily from Osea Leisure Park.
Nestled on the stunning coastline near Maldon in Essex on the banks of the Blackwater Estuary, The Osea View Café is relaunching with a fresh new look and feel. Overseen by Osea’s directors, Janie and Wilf Robinson, the café is returning to its roots under their creative vision. Janie, an acclaimed interior designer, local artist, and the mastermind behind the iconic Osea Beach Huts, brings her passion and flair back to the café, which she originally founded 10 years ago. Wilf, a devoted foodie, ensures the new menu reflects their love of local and seasonal ingredients, including foraged produce and the renowned Maldon Oysters.
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Opening Hours
8.30am – 4pm daily.
Dog friendly
The quay, in Maldon is home to a veritable fleet of traditional old Thames sailing barges, many lovingly restored, a magnificent sight in full sail which can be seen daily from Osea Leisure Park.
Still produced at the factory in nearby Tiptree, there is a gift shop and tearoom. It’s worth a visit just to smell the delightful aroma of freshly made strawberry jam floating through the air.
There’s plenty to do, whatever the weather, you’ll never see it all in a day! There is an underwater tunnel. The Lost Madagascar Express road train, indoor soft play area, many extensive play areas and much more!
There are many items of national importance that cannot be seen in any other museum. The largest firearms collection in Europe and an extensive Special Forces collection.
This 1920’s former pumping station is now home to numerous power-related exhibits, including a magnificent triple-expansion Lilleshall steam engine.
First established by the Greenwood family in 1969, New Hall Vineyard is an English Wine Producer with over 65 hectares of vines and is one of the oldest and largest in the Country.
Layer Marney Tower offers stunning parklands, gardens, church, wildlife walk, tea rooms and beautiful historic buildings. You can enjoy climbing the tower to admire the views.
The “Museum in The Park” exhibits items directly related to the District, whether they are domestic, industrial, natural or manufactured, discovered locally or collected from afar.
Founded in 1180 as a monastery and awarded the Royal Charter by King Richard I. The abbey is built of stone and clunch, the main fabric of most of the building dates back to 1220.