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Great place to cycle or walk, can be quite. Rumours are they will be closing soon, so take advantage ASAP

Quiet area with a local Cafe at the Coal House Fort

This impressive artillery fort was built in the 1860s and was designed to protect the lower Thames from attack. It replaced earlier fortifications dating back to the 15th century. The fort is free to roam and features free parking, picnic tables, a playground, and toilets with disabled facilities.

Langdon Hills Country Park spans a hilly ridge from Dunton to Vange, covering 400 acres. It offers sweeping views of the Thames Estuary and London. The park features ancient woodlands, prehistoric in origin, along with flowery meadows and dense scrublands. It's equipped with picnic spots and a well-connected system of footpaths for a beautiful run.

Several concrete barges made in 1940 when steel was in short supply, now a flood defence and home to birds. Nearby is The Diver: Regeneration, an artwork created from steel by John Kaufman, completed in 2000.

Tilbury Fort once protected London’s seaward approach from its original construction in the 16th century, right up until the Second World War. Now an English Heritage site, the fort is the very best example of this type of sea defence in the country. As an English Heritage site, you will need to book tickets in advance if you want to pay a full visit during your ride. All information regarding Tilbury Fort can be found here: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/tilbury-fort/

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Tilbury Fort, on the north bank of the River Thames, has protected London from seaward attackers since the 16th century. Henry III was the first to build a fort here to protect against French invaders. The fort you see today was built between 1670-84 and is hailed as the finest surviving example of 17th-century fortification in Britain. These days, you can explore the original guardhouse, chapel, gatehouse buildings, gunpowder magazines, Victorian underground passages, a museum, and more.