📜 One of three historic lighthouses in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, England, and the only one still active. This iconic wooden lighthouse is a Grade II listed building and an active navigation aid. 🔍 Constructed in 1832 by Joseph Nelson, it stands on nine timber piles on the foreshore, known as 'the Lighthouse on Legs'.# Why Go🌊 Picturesque landmark, especially at sunset, great for photos.🚶 Walk to it on the beach at low tide.✨ Unusual stilted structure, a beloved local landmark.💡 Learn about its unique history and re-commissioning.# Why Avoid🚫 No access to enter the lighthouse.⚠️ Only accessible at low tide (access restricted at high tide).# Tips🌅 Best visited at sunset for picturesque views.🚶‍♀️ Allow about a 10-15 minute walk from the pier.# 🅿️ ParkingNo immediate on-site parking. Use Somerset Council pay and display parking available in Burnham town centre.