UK Attractions

Creswell Heritage Trust is a charitable organisation on the border of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Creswell Crags is a nationally important archaeological site giving the fullest picture of Ice Age pre history in the country. The site is also home to Britains oldest known Rock Art,with cave engravings depicting Ice Age animals from 13,000 years ago

Creswell crags Museum and Education Centre
Crags Road
Welbeck
Worksop
Nottinghamshire
S80 3LH
Map and Directions

01909 720378

Feb - Oct - Open daily 10.30am - 4.30pm
Nov - Jan Open Sunday only 10.30am - 4.30pm

Light Refreshments

A small car park is avliable for visitors. A £2 donation is asked.

• Parking On Site
  

All children are welcome and many of the craft and art activities are free of charge. Pleas note that under 5's are not allowed to go on the cave tours.

The site is accessible by wheelchair or mobility scooter. The lake paths are fully accessible and reletavely flat. Disabled toilets and doors are present. Some makaton interpretation is used on temporary exhibitions. A mobility scooter is avaliable for hire free of charge.

• Disabled Access
  

Credit Cards accepted

Please keep pets on leads

• Guide Dogs Allowed
  

Admission to the museum and site is free. A charge is made for some events and activities. Please help us look after this important site by making a £2 donation for parking.