Hi dogs have to be on a lead. They have a designated dog trail approx 1 mile long

No, any sort of fire is not allowed.

Public transport to Fingringhoe is not frequent. Whilst you can get off the bus at High Park corner and take a 40 min walk to the reserve there are no direction boards and you may need a map. To do this, walk along the length of Brook Hall Rd, go through the gate at the end onto an unpaved public bridleway. If you stick to the permitted route along this path you will eventually meet a tarmac road, here turn Left and you will have entered the reserve - the centre itself is a 10-15 minute walk up the drive from there. From High Park this is about 35-40 mins in total. An alternate route is to get off the bus at the Whalebone public house. Walk UP Fernaux way (opposite the pub) and, staying to the tarmac road, keep, bearing left until you come to the reserve entrance (follow the nature reserve signs). From the Whalebone this is about 30 mins in total. After your visit you will need to retrace your steps. Allow extra time on the way back to make sure you don't miss the bus. Both paths need sensible shoes, the bridleway can get wet and a little muddy in winter.