Beautiful walk with fantastic scenery. The waterfalls are great. The car park is good value with toilets accessible. We came out of season so the cafe wasn't open at the bottom which was a shame as a nice cofee van with warm drinks would of been great! Not overly busy and even our 5 year old managed the countryside walk! Signage could be better on one of the fields as we ended up wasting time walking the wrong direction but overall a lovely day out 😊

Aysgarth Falls is a great way to spend an afternoon walking and taking in sights especially the waterfalls which are numerous and with viewpoints we went on a Sunday in March and it was busy but not over crowded. There was plenty of room in the car park along with an information centre and public toilets. The cafe was open for tea, coffee and snacks. Its a popular spot for dog walkers and families.

When driving to Aysgarth falls, follow sat mav directions to Aysgarth visitors centre car park. The second turning on the right, not the first. The visitor centre staff were friendly and informative. Lots of geological information about the falls, easy and clear to understand. Quiant give shop with local items to buy. The falls were amazing. It had been raining all morning which was great so you could see the full force of the falls. Visited all three levels. Hadn't realised the top section is where part of Robin Hood was filmed. Costner version. Through the visitors centre is the coppice cafe, great food and again friendly staff. Will definitely be back again when near by.

I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the falls. Due to the amount of rain in the previous couple of weeks, the falls were at their most dramatic. It is possible to view them from 3 different places along the river. The trails are good and well signposted. Parking at the visitors centre car park is easy, with plenty of spaces and payment by card.

Very easy walk around the 3 falls. There had been quite a lot of rain so there was plenty of water! However I bet in the summer it is lovely too. We parked at the top of the hill by a cafe - closed. It was a long walk back to the car park. We completely missed the signs for the Falls car park.

Plenty of water coming through. Visited all three levels. Stunning! Real bonus was for my friend having the use of an all terrain mobility scooter, enabling her to get closer to the falls than expected. Full marks to Alan and Simon for their knowledge, helpfulness and friendly welcome. Lovely breakfast sandwich and coffee too at the Visitor Centre.

We have seen the falls after heavy rain and after dry patches and they are always lovely but this time the balance was perfect. It was a lovely day which helped even more! The walks to see the falls are not arduous although without being able to do steps the viewing stations and the chance to walk along the stones are not possible. While one of us did go down and loved it, the other one enjoyed the views from above. If you are feeling energetic, there are paths up to Bolton Castle - it a real rise. We always arrive early and do the falls before the Visitor Centre is open. The Centre itself is small but really worth a visit. If you are looking for refreshments, there is a nice cafe. There are also toilets which is often important!! At busy times the carpark gets very full but is quite large and works on the average day. It is well worth paying the charge.

We have often driven along this road and seen the sign but we have never stopped before . We decided to go for a look and what a lovely surprise. It’s a beautiful waterfall well worth the walk from the car park to visit all the levels.

What a great place to visit! My wife has some mobility issues and so we went with some reservations about how much she would be able to see. We need not have worried. We parked in the disabled bay (my wife has a blue badge) and after a short time we approached by the two volunteers outside (I'm sorry I don't remember your names), who gave us information about the falls and offered the use of a mobility scooter for my wife. I immediately (but incorrectly) thought there would be a charge for this, however, they assured us it was free. What a bonus! They were most helpful and friendly and without the use of this scooter my wife would not of managed the walks to the upper and middle falls. Thank you guys! You made our visit so much better than it otherwise would have been! (Even our French Bulldog enjoyed a ride back up the hill!) The staff in the visitor centre were friendly and showed interested in our trip. Now, I know that's their job, but they must have thousands go through their shop and to receive this friendly level of customer service needs to be recognised. Both my wife and I work in different industries that involve customer service, dealing with 'joe public' and various different customers. We each said how much our Company's would benefit from having these types of people working with us. Well done Aysgarth Falls staff and volunteers, you are a credit to your profession and thank you again for making our visit such a pleasurable time.

We came here to kill time before going to the ‘forbidden corner’ attraction nearby so we literally had an hour. We parked up at a hotel nearby as there was a sign that said parking for Falls, and paid £1:70 for one hour. We learnt afterwards that there was a visitors centre type of place which had a bigger car park with cafe, toilet, information, etc. Anyway, we parked up and paid the £1.70. We quickly realised that upon leaving the hotel car park there were no signs to say right or left. One member of the party quickly downloaded the all trails app so that we knew which way to go. We walked towards the top falls first. Nice. Then followed the oath to the middle and then lower falls. They were better than the top. Then back to the car after a few photos. We felt rushed as we had paid for one hour on the car park so couldn’t really stay at each point long, or sit down and appreciate the water or the area as we had to get back to the car. I can imagine though that it is lovely, sitting by the water, having a rest or a picnic or just listening to the water if you aren’t in a rush. So allow a good couple of hours.