Never been here before, but went back on a return family ticket. I absolutely loved it, the upgrade work is excellent and the play area is brilliant. I could have stayed all day and found the whole visit fascinating
A great day out for families and adults (out of school holidays 😂) alike.....so much history here, brought to life with Interactive exhibitions and recreated scenarios. I loved the bomb shelter, listening to what it would've been like sitting waiting for the planes to drop their bombs.
The children loved getting involved with the interactive parts of the exhibition and exploring the tunnels throughout the fort! There is also a large playground for kids to play and parents to sit with picnics as well as a lovely cafe on site for coffees, food etc.
Unequalled views from the top of the fort that take your breath away, so beautiful. I wonder what it must've felt like for the soldiers who were posted there seeing the planes coming towards England as on a clear day you can literally see for miles!!!
Thoroughly recommended!
I had a lovely morning at the Fort. Great exhibits and interactive. Very interesting and lots to do.
They have built a large play area for kids. Lovely cafe, I didn't buy anything but the menu looked good.
The good thing about this place is you can reuse your entry ticket for a year without paying again.
This is a hidden gem. I will be visiting again 😁
The fort has recently gone under a huge renovation project, which was carried out in pain staking detail to insure it was done to a high standard. The facilities here are really informative and educational, some of my great great grandads medals are on display here which is a great honour. The views from the top turret platforms are amazing.
While visiting, I forgot that I am actually on my holidays and not at war time. Impressed by this fort. I takes you through the times of both world wars and the history of wartime Britain. It's a dog friendly place but be aware that all the ramps are made of steel and they get extremely hot in summer.
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Alex William
a week agoNever been here before, but went back on a return family ticket. I absolutely loved it, the upgrade work is excellent and the play area is brilliant. I could have stayed all day and found the whole visit fascinating
Tracey Farmer
a month agoA great day out for families and adults (out of school holidays 😂) alike.....so much history here, brought to life with Interactive exhibitions and recreated scenarios. I loved the bomb shelter, listening to what it would've been like sitting waiting for the planes to drop their bombs. The children loved getting involved with the interactive parts of the exhibition and exploring the tunnels throughout the fort! There is also a large playground for kids to play and parents to sit with picnics as well as a lovely cafe on site for coffees, food etc. Unequalled views from the top of the fort that take your breath away, so beautiful. I wonder what it must've felt like for the soldiers who were posted there seeing the planes coming towards England as on a clear day you can literally see for miles!!! Thoroughly recommended!
Rhona Lane
5 months agoI had a lovely morning at the Fort. Great exhibits and interactive. Very interesting and lots to do. They have built a large play area for kids. Lovely cafe, I didn't buy anything but the menu looked good. The good thing about this place is you can reuse your entry ticket for a year without paying again. This is a hidden gem. I will be visiting again 😁
Archie Stats
2 months agoThe fort has recently gone under a huge renovation project, which was carried out in pain staking detail to insure it was done to a high standard. The facilities here are really informative and educational, some of my great great grandads medals are on display here which is a great honour. The views from the top turret platforms are amazing.
Gr3at White
4 months agoWhile visiting, I forgot that I am actually on my holidays and not at war time. Impressed by this fort. I takes you through the times of both world wars and the history of wartime Britain. It's a dog friendly place but be aware that all the ramps are made of steel and they get extremely hot in summer.