Plan your visit

The site is partially accessible for wheelchairs, mobility scooters and pushchairs. There is an accessible route from the visitor centre, to the Causeway preservation hall and Hudson Barn. The mere walk may not be suitable for buggies and wheelchairs in wet weather as it is a combination or grass and wood chip path surface.

There is an accessible car park, with ample spaces located very close to the main visitor centre

Due to the abundance of wildlife around the site, only guide dogs can accompany their two-legged companions.

Free parking. On peak days, we provide overflow car parking

There is an accessible car park, with ample spaces located very close to the main visitor centre

Youngsters can enjoy a fun time in our outside children’s play area.

Remember your visit by buying a souvenir from the gift shop inside the visitor centre, which is open between 10am – 4pm.

Toilets including baby-changing facilities can be found at each end of the site, in the visitor centre and museum.

If the sun is shining, why not bring a picnic and enjoy the tranquil setting in the great outdoors? Lay your picnic blanket in a quiet spot on the site or sit on one of our wooden benches overlooking the visitor centre.

Enjoy a selection of savoury and sweet dishes, and hot and cold drinks, at the café inside the visitor centre. There are plenty of tables inside and outside on the patio to tuck into your post-visit treat.