I don’t believe they are in any danger to be honest. I’m curious to ask why you would ask this question? Unless you mean are they a danger to spectators? There’s a meshed fence along the whole length of Donna Nook and most seals are 5+ meters away from the fence but you do get pups alongside it after birth. I’d encourage children not to put their fingers through the fence as there’s always a chance of bites. There’s a small building on the seafront belonging to the Wildlife Trust and there’s representatives along the length of the trail that keep an eye out on the seals and spectators. Hope this answers your question Dave 👍🏼

We have been going to Donna book 7 years to visit the seals. If you park in the designated disabled car park, there is a wooden walk way with ramps then onto the pathway to the seals. It is quite uneven but I have seen all ages in disabled scooters as well as others pushing buggies

Sorry; only just seen your question. I'm sure it is open, but I wouldn't expect to see many seals if any at all. I believe the seals head back to sea latest end of Dec / early Jan.

None yet. Check the Donna Nook Warden Facebook page for updates.

It's a very busy time in pupping-season and there will be huge crowds. Hence the narrow little roads will be very busy.

Get there early as poss as gets very busy as we,re coming towards peak pupping time.No boat trips l,m afraid , it is a very out of the way bleak place , normally just a M.O.D. bombing range. If red flags flying keep beach side of the fence and markers. North Somercotes is your nearest refreshments with pub , shops , Indian etc. Sometimes a burger van will be present at the car park. No toilets at beach but there are public toilets at North Somercotes near playing fields...use google maps. Just up the road at Mablethorpe at the Beck pub is the best daily cavery on the coast....hope this helps.

It is too early. You need to be there November, December. There are a few left by the beginning of January. Try to avoid weekends, or get there early. The free car park gets very busy. There is a pay car park, (weather permitting) with toilets. Enjoy.

As SaraB has explained only at certain times of the year are hot/cold refreshments available those being when the pups are being borne and early rearing (Oct/Nov ish). as far as I know only one car park does this however there was another signposted local car park that also provides toilet facilities.