There is a national park in the area called Seven Sisters Country Park, which comprises 280 hectares of chalk cliffs, grassland and river valleys. It is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as walking, bird watching, cycling and canoeing. It is named after the famous ‘Seven Sisters' that form part of the chalk cliffs on the Sussex Heritage Coast, which is one of Britain's finest unspoiled coastlines. There are also a number of other parks and zoos in the area which are great places to take children. Another great thing about Seaford is the beach, a nice relaxing place to head to on the weekends to unwind from a stressful week of work. The Seaford Museum of Local History is located in Martello Tower No.74. A Martello Tower is a small defensive fort that was built during the 19th century for the British Empire. There is about 5,000 square feet of display area, which includes the roof with cannon, museum shop, and a covered dry moat area on the lower floor of the tower. The Seaford Rugby Football Club plays at the town's Salts Recreation Ground. The Seaford Cricket Club also plays here. Seaford Town, the town's football club plays at Crouch Playing Field. There are also two golf courses, Seaford Golf Club on Firle Road, and Seaford Head Golf Course, which boasts amazing views of the coastline. Wave Leisure Centre offers badminton, indoor bowls, children's disco dancing, line-dancing and fitness classes. They are a not for profit organisation. The primary schools in the Seaford area are Seaford Primary School, Annecy Catholic Primary School and Chyngton School. The secondary schools are Seaford Head Community College and Tideway School.