A water bowl is available for dogs.

Access to the ground floor levels of the fort is possible for those in wheelchairs - including to the tunnels. Assistance may be required with entry to a few rooms where ramps have not yet been fitted to the threshold. 24 of the 32 audio tour points are on the ground floor, including two video rooms. Access to the first floor is by about 20 relatively shallow steps in five separate locations. One set of steps has a partial handrail only. If this is a problem please ask to be directed to a more suitable access point. Please note, there is no lift. There is no public access to the second floor.

Disabled visitors can be set down near the fort entrance - no prior arrangement is necessary.

There are three designated parking spaces in the small car park directly in front of the fort, 10 metres from the entrance.

No

Access to the first floor is by about 20 relatively shallow steps in five separate locations.

No

Seating and rest points can be found in various locations across the site.

Pathways and surfaces within the fort include gravel, grass, concrete and asphalt which may be slippery when wet.

Sensory experiences include the sound of the sea, birds and various port operations.

A water bowl is available for dogs.

Visitors can handle a number of items, including weapons and a uniform, in the Guardroom (located on the ground floor).

Yes

No

Yes

Yes, various areas.

No

A water bowl is available for dogs.

Portable loop and amplifiers are available for the hard of hearing.

Sensory experiences include the sound of the sea, birds and various port operations.

Visitors can handle a number of items, including weapons and a uniform, in the Guardroom (located on the ground floor).

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes