Mother Shipton's Cave

There is no access for pushchairs for these steps, pushchairs must be parked at the bottom of the steps under the shelter provided or bring a sling if possible.

Exploring nature can be hungry work! Good thing you can find hot drinks, soft drinks, cakes, ice creams and refreshments.

There is a museum and gift shop that is a treasure trove full of curiosities, souvenirs and magical items! It's worth noting that no cash payments can be accepted, only card transactions can be taken.

The attraction offer special discount rates for school visits! In fact, a visit links well with Key Stages 1 to 3 in history, science, geography and English so why not book your students in for a day out!?

Baby changing facilities available.

There is no access for pushchairs for these steps, pushchairs must be parked at the bottom of the steps under the shelter provided or bring a sling if possible.

They have plenty of benches and scenic spots for picnics if you want to bring your own healthy lunch - and don't forget water!

The attraction, however, may not be suitable for people with impaired mobility. There is no wheelchair access. They also do not have blue badge parking.

The Cave and Petrifying Well in Mother Shipton’s Park are both natural rock formations, situated in the centre of a mile-long, woodland park. Access can only be gained via three sets of twenty-five steps

Online booking is recommended for weekends and school holidays. During term time weekdays there is often availability to turn up and pay by card on arrival.