This stunning headland, with its iconic lighthouse and Napoleonic Fort, is surrounded by water on three sides and offers exceptional views across Torbay and beyond. You can enjoy some superb …
This stunning headland, with its iconic lighthouse and Napoleonic Fort, is surrounded by water on three sides and offers exceptional views across Torbay and beyond. You can enjoy some superb coastal walks, spot wildlife on land and at sea, or simply relax in the award-winning Guardhouse Café. Our Visitor Centre will tell you all about the Reserve, its history, wildlife and the work of Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust. Do check for opening times during off peak season.
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Mar 21, 2025
What an interesting place, as well as being peaceful with wonderful views of the Devon Coast it was just a sheer delight. There are the remains of a Napoleonic fort dating back to 1802 with views ove…Full review by france036
Dec 5, 2024
We walked along the coast path to the nature reserve. It was a long climb but so worth it. The views along the coast in any direction are amazing! There is a lighthouse and the remains of an old fortFull review by kable pack k
Jul 19, 2024
We went on a beautiful day, when the clouds, their shadows and a few showers were rushing out across a blue sea. Super views across Torbay and cliffs down the coast. Cafe really excellent - had a c…Full review by DrDave52
Are the toilets open? Website seems to say they are open but also says they are closed? Is the cafe open?
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Hi there, apologies for the slow response. The toilets remain closed at the moment but the Guardhouse cafe is open. Hope this is helpful. Kind regards Sarah
Where is best to park / set off from, and is there a circular route people would recommend?
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Drive direct to the Berry Head Nature Reserve Carpark. Machine electronically reads your number plate. Then set off around the reserve. Alternatively, park at the breakwater …
Drive direct to the Berry Head Nature Reserve Carpark. Machine electronically reads your number plate. Then set off around the reserve. Alternatively, park at the breakwater long stay car park and walk towards Berry Head.
Is this suitable for me as I find it difficult to walk too far and use my mobility scooter. Also what are the car park charges for disabled drivers and passengers.
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Tricia. It's mainly flat except for the two fort battlement areas. Car parking is£10 daily or around £5 for 4 hours. Regards Ian.
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