📜 Site of a 9th-century monastic cell and earliest Anglo-Saxon dwelling in the UK.
🔍 Series of rock-cut dwellings in a sandstone cliff by the River Trent near Ingleby, Derbyshire.
🗿 Explore ancient Anglo-Saxon rock-cut dwellings and a unique historical site.
📚 Learn about King Eardwulf, monastic history, and the Burdett family's 18th-century modifications.
🚶♀️ Enjoy a historical walk along the River Trent, exploring a Grade II listed building and a Regionally Important Geological Site.
🌿 Discover a Local Wildlife Site with rare plant species like shining pondweed and Eurasian otters.
🚫 No specific details on amenities or facilities provided.
⚠️ Might be less engaging for those not primarily interested in history or geology.
☔ Footpaths may be flooded, especially after rain, making access difficult.
💧 Safe swimming is available in a quiet lagoon just off the River Trent, perfect for families.
🚫 Diving is not suitable here.
🚗 Parking is available very close to the site, off the A514 at Swarkestone.
💰 There is no entrance fee to visit the caves.