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A spectacular nature reserve set on top of 400 feet high chalk cliffs where around half a million seabirds nest from March to October. We have puffins here (April-July) and we are home to the the biggest mainland gannet colony (the UK's largest seabird) in the country. The Seabird Centre houses information about the wildlife on the cliffs, a well-stocked shop, a food/drink counter, and toilets. A wide range of events and activities take place throughout the year - from photography workshops to toddler groups.

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Overall rating

4.87

(4 reviews)

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Access (avg.)

3.5

Parking (avg.)

3.75

Toilets (avg.)

2.37

Staff (avg.)

4.75

dohmar

Sept 2024

4.5

Fabulous scenery

Beautiful scenery and there are designated cliff walks that are accessible with a tramper. We reserved a tramper the day before (free) and this made the Cliff walk’s much easier. Viewing platforms are wheelchair accessible.

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corky

Oct 2019

Lovely place to be

See photos. Good parking, good toilets, auto opening on visitor centre external doors, ramp to path to Cliffs, path compacted and smooth not loose gravel, viewing areas accessible, guides with binoculars and scopes on platforms very knowledgeable. Lovely cuppa and cake afterwards. Mobility scooters available to hire, phone to book first. I have seen wheelchair users enjoying this beautiful place.

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mcsmudge

Aug 2016

Nature reserve

It's a couple or so years since we last visited Bempton Cliffs but it still holds good memories of the experience. I understand that if visiting in a motorhome an advanced phone call is advisable to arrange parking. Once there facilities are great. We both have mobility issues, I use a shopper electric scooter There are well maintained easily accessed pathways to sevaral viewing platforms at which there are friendly RSPB staff to help and advise. The views and the variety of birds are fantastic, the platforms are strategically positioned for optimum access and view. It's well worth a visit. I don't recall if there were other aids on sight but others may advise about that

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Disabled Access Information for RSPB Bempton Cliffs

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The Seabird Centre is fully accessible with flat access into the building and out onto the decking area. A ramp leads down from this onto the reserve itself. The main paths to the cliffs and three cliff edge viewpoints are wheelchair accessible. A circular hard-surfaced path links all three of these viewpoints.

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Immediately adjacent to the centre are seven 'blue badge' car parking spaces.

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Toilets features at RSPB Bempton Cliffs

There is level access to all toilets. There is one all-wheelchair-accessible toilet with a sliding door. This has sturdy hand rails surrounding it, plus a low-level hand basin and dryer as well as baby changing facilities.

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