Hi there, yes there is a place to lock up bikes - it's at the far end of the visitor centre from the main entrance, close to the café terrace. Hope to see you soon!

Hi. Although I do frequent this place quite often. Its only a tea room, so don't expect a restaurant.

visit our accessibility page on our website, we have access guides, but you will be ok in a wheelchair. the ground is flat and firm.

Hi are the caves low to walk through

Yes but best to keep them on leads.

As others have answered, you have to pay for the caves. We live about 15 miles away, and first went for a walk, coffee and museum visit. This gave us the impression that we wanted to visit the caves as well, so we returned some weeks later (with friends) to visit the caves, and it was well worth it.

It depends on the season and the weather conditions - not all caves are accessible, but those that are, are only open when the conditions are right. If more than one is open, the guides will take you in.

Yes u can still walk your dog round the crags

they would be ok getting around but might be a little bored, - to get inside the caves you need to pay for a tour. I'd recommend the Life in the Ice ae if you're with children as this is more interactive. It lasts an hour or so... There is a picnic area and it is a lovely spot, If you live within an hours drive its a great couple of hours out. (ps -I don't have grandkids)

Yes, just not on the cave tours