Getting Here

• For details of how to reach us please see the ‘How to get here’ section on our website which has a link for satellite navigation devices and directions for cyclists and drivers. • The nearest railway station is Newport, which is 5 miles/8 km away. Taxis are readily available at the station. • The Visitor Centre is served by the number 63 bus from Newport city centre, which is a demand responsive service. Details on how to book this service are available from Newport Bus on 01633 211202. • The car park is open 9am - 5pm daily and the Visitor Centre is open 9.30am to 5pm daily. The cafe is open 10am - 4pm daily, the RSPB shop is open 10am – 4.30pm daily. The visitor centre, café, shop and car park are closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day; please check website for other Christmas and New Year opening. • We welcome assistance and therapy dogs throughout the reserve. • There is one permissive path for dogs (other than assistance/therapy dogs) and all dogs should be kept on a lead throughout the reserve. Tethering rings and a dog drinking bowl are provided at the visitor centre entrance from where a map of the permitted dog walking route can be obtained. • There is one permissive route for cyclists which can be accessed from the western end of the car park. A covered bicycle stand is available in the car park to facilitate access to the Visitor Centre and areas of the reserve where cycling is not permitted. There is also a small bicycle rack at the visitor centre entrance. • There is a car park charge of £4.00 per day for non-members and car parking is free to members. Tokens to exit the car park are available from the visitor centre.

Parking

• Car parking facilities are 180 metres/197 yards from the Visitor Centre. There are 130 marked spaces plus 10 marked blue badge spaces. Drop off at the Visitor Centre can be arranged by telephoning 01633 636363. • The car park is accessed through an entrance barrier which opens on approach. • To exit the car park a token is required from the visitor centre. The costs are as above. • The number 63 bus picks up and drops off just outside the reserve car park main entrance. • The car park surface is tarmac and the path leading from the car park to the Visitor Centre consists of limestone chippings with limestone dust laid on top and compacted. • The main entrance to the Visitor Centre is accessed via a wooden walkway with a maximum gradient of 1:40. • The main entrance to the Visitor Centre is via double steel/glass manually operated doors with a width of 1.8 meters / 6 foot.

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