What a wonderful walk/trail. I am disabled and upon arrival there was a ground floor coffee shop, disabled toilets and the free use of an off road scooter. I got to experience the beautiful scenery of the trail, with my family and got to go at their pace. The use of the off road scooter was truly amazing and the staff were so helpful. There was a cafe at the entrance of the cave and although we didn't do the cave, we were all able to sit, have an ice cream and admire the views. A huge thankyou and highly recommend.

We parked in the village of Clapham after having been recommended to do the nature trail by B&B hosts. Clapham itself is quite pretty. We paid £5.50 for all day parking and walked up to the start of the nature trail. Was £2.50 each. Unfortunately we didn't see much wildlife but had a nice picnic at the benches next to the lake. The Rhododendrums were in bloom so the grounds were pretty. It's a nice walk to the cave. We asked staff at the caves how to get to the other side of the circular trail that comes out at the tunnels and back into Clapham. We had to go over a small wooden bridge then up a steep grassed hill to a stone wall stile. The hill was steep and not much to hang on to for the faint hearted but it didn't last long before we were at the top. Nice little walk around 40 mins - hour to the caves and the same coming back. We hit lucky with the weather which made it all the more enjoyable

I used to visit here with my family when I was young and I now brought my 2 year old and friends to visit. You can walk around the fields to get to the cave and not have to pay, but it isn't too expensive and it's a lovely trail with a few things on it to keep choldren entertained. We sat and ate lunch on the seat overlooking the lake, the view is stunning. It use to just be an honesty box but they habe upgraded it to a cafe and then a little hut when you pay by cash or card.