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    Important note Important note
    The cliffs are extremely steep. Please stay on the main paths, keep dogs on leads and wear suitable footwear. The beach (not NT) can be dangerous. The Fort and Down are reached by a steep climb from the car park. On most Saturday and Sunday afternoons from Easter to end September, volunteers open officers' quarters and gun magazines for visitors. Also open Monday, Wednesday and Friday during school holidays. Groups guided on request. No WC
     
    Dogs Dogs
    On leads only
     
    Parking Parking
    Parking, 200 yards. NT members must display cards. Situated at Brean Down Cove Café at the bottom of Brean Down. The higher Down is a steep climb from the car park and the Fort is approx. 1½ miles further
     
    Education Education
    Suitable for school groups. Small exhibition about Down and Fort in room opposite café entrance
     
    Refreshments Refreshments
    Brean Down Cove Café (not NT) by car park
     

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    Close up view of Enkianthus Campanulatus
    © NTPL / Jerry Harpur
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