Drivers use private driveways to turn-around as turning areas at road ends are limited. There is a lack of enforcement of traffic and parking problems at road ends near dyke. Recreational dyke users impede farm vehicles and efficient movement affects economic viability of farm operation. Access to the dyke should be limited to the far ends of the dyke. Parking at either end of the dyke may work for cyclists but not for walkers.
Garbage is left at formal parking areas, road ends, and farmyards.
Litter is thrown into farm fields, ruining crops. Advertising and promotion of the dyke park should be limited. Park brochures should make people aware of the agricultural and environmentally sensitive areas they are visiting and ask them to act responsibly. Planning Farmers need fair representation in planning for recreational uses in farming areas. More managed public access sites are required in rural areas to provide recreation opportunities, as demand for use is not going to go away.