Amazing place to visit take your kids and a picnic

Nice and picturesque, but rather short walk.

A tranquil and beautiful oasis! Full of history.

Nice chill out spot with interest

Love this place Creswell crags

A very interesting place with resident swans

Ok for a stroll among ancient cave

Beautiful!

The Crags are a lovely place to walk around, with the pond in the heart of the area.

Ice Age Gorge and Pond - stunning wildlife and flora, we were privileged to be able to see a pair of swans with their cygnets, butterflies and other birds (we came in July). Accessibility - came here with friends, one uses a stick to aid walking and we all had no problem strolling all the way around the pond, doing little detours to look through grills into some of the caves. Entrances - free Car Parking: ~ The Cresswell Crags Visitors Centre is £3 for all day. ~ There is a locked gated entrance at the Cresswell Village end of the Pond, and so assume there is considerate onroad parking in the village? Opening Times (Craggs Pond): ~ Cresswell Crags Visitor Centre entrance - opens 10am (refer their Website for full details) ~ Cresswell Village entrance - I assume access at all daylight times via Cresswell Village. Although good paths, use common sense at dusk as it's a remote area and my phone signal was intermittent. Toilets - inside Cresswell Crags Visitors Centre not far from the Ticket/Help Desk. Toilet for the Disabled (loo a tad low).

Beautiful place for a walk and in summer a great place to pic-nic.

Lovely walk in all seasons, nice coffee shop as well

Amazing walks and lovely cafe.

Great day out for old and young alike.

Went with family for a walk around lake

Super