Lovely place. It’s quite a walk (up lots of steep steps and along narrow paths) from the car park so you’ll need to bare that in mind. My 3yo made it with support on the biggest steps. The waterfall is beautiful. We went in half term and the cafe got pretty busy around lunchtime. Staff all friendly and helpful.

We didn't quite understand why had to pay to see the waterfall, we've seen so many and much more spectacular without having to pay in order to see them. However, the place is lovely and I imagine they put a lot of effort to maintain it. It probably is much more worth seeing during spring and summer. The tea room was very nice and cozy with tasty food and great service.

Upon reaching the fall after a beautiful, short, 15 minute walk to the base, we found a fantastic cafe which provides food, drink, coffee, cakes, inside and outside seating. Decent toilets considering it’s in the woods. And the fall itself. Pictures don’t do justice you have to go and stand in the pool below for yourself. £7 odd for such an amazing experience. There’s also a meditation room for the more spiritual minded people which my girlfriend loved. A must do if you’re in the area. Oh and you can take your dog which is even more amazing. The staff were 11/10. So helpful and brilliant service.

Lovely walk to the waterfalls, although very challenging. £8 to visit the waterfalls which takes 10 minutes to walk around, but still a lovely place to visit. Cafe and toilets clean. Staff friendly

A must visit. They invest all the profits into the amazing sites regeneration and development for generations to see and share. Wonderful staff and cafe a divine place to chill, eat and relax. Make the effort to visit. Your will come away with more than just a wonderful walk through some beautiful scenery. It is a powerful experience to walk around to see and feel the power of the waterfall ..it is just magical

What a magical find! This wilderness walk through the forest to the cafe alongside the babbling stream is magnificent. Make sure you wear sturdy, waterproof shoes as the trail can be a little muddy. The dog thought it was fantastic, but must remain on a lead at all times. The cafe at the top of the walk is well stocked and reasonably priced. Even in the wind and rain the woodlands offer some protection from the elements. Don’t forget to find the Roman gate post from 251 AD or the Holy well by the church. You will need £3 cash for the car park. This walk is not accessible for wheelchairs or pushchairs. I would recommend if you have very young children keep in mind this is a 25-35min walk, some of which is quite steep. Our kids were older (10-16) and thoroughly enjoyed it, even the mud!

Great walk along the stream via the valley. Trees and ferns everywhere,quite stunning. There are lots of slate steps some hand rails. It's definitely worth the effort.. a great cafe at the falls. Definitely paddle in the water..

Be aware that it is a long walk that is uneven and steep in places. It was not too bad on a dry day but it could be slippery in places if wet. I am 72 years of age and reasonably fit, I did enjoy seeing it, but I found it hard work and probably wouldn't do it again. It is also worth noting that you need to walk through the water when you reach the bottom to see the waterfall properly and, more important, to reach the path that leads you out. I am not sorry I went, and I got some good photos, but you do need to be reasonably fit and steady on your feet - especially on a hot or wet day.

Brilliant walk along the stream towards the falls . Was somewhat surprised at being charged to see the falls, but after seeing them, I appreciate it is high maintenance. The falls are wonderful with good photography opportunities.

Car parking by the roadside and easy to find. There is an ambling wooded walk to the attraction alongside the stream created by the waterfall. There are a lot of steps at the waterfall and within the woods. The pond created by the waterfall is about 4 inches deep so you may have to paddle barefoot to get up close or take appropriate footwear. There is a cafe and small gift shop both of which were reasonably priced.