Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre

( 202 Reviews )

18 Lyme Rd
Poynton East and Pott Shrigley Ward, eng SK12 1TH
(162) 538-3700

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4.2 - (202 reviews)

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4.2 - (202 reviews)

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L D
This isn't a visitor's centre in the sense you may be used to at other places - it's incredibly small. There are toilets, and a single room with some displays about the history of the place and nothing more. The displays are quite informative. There is a cafe and pub the other side of the bridge. These were both shut when I visited. The Middlewood way is accessible with pushchair or wheelchair if you use the access slope on the side of the bridge opposite the visitors centre.
Apr 3rd, 2023
Ian Hamilton

Mar 24th, 2023
adam grace
Free entry. It's just one room next to some toilets with information about local mining history on the wall.
Mar 23rd, 2023
David Ash

Mar 22nd, 2023
Jeff Riley

Mar 19th, 2023

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^{Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre}

Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre is located at 18 Lyme Rd in Poynton East and Pott Shrigley Ward, England SK12 1TH. Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre can be contacted via phone at (162) 538-3700 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(162) 538-3700

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Q What is the phone number for Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre?

A The phone number for Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre is: (162) 538-3700.

Q Where is Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre located?

A Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre is located at 18 Lyme Rd, Poynton East and Pott Shrigley Ward, eng SK12 1TH

Q What is the internet address for Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre?

A The website (URL) for Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre is: https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/leisure,_culture_and_tourism/ranger_service/countryside_sites/nelson-pit-visitor-centre/nelson_pit_visitor_centre.aspx

Q How is Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre rated?

A Nelson's Pit Visitor Centre has a 4.2 Star Rating from 202 reviewers.

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Apr 3rd, 2023

This isn't a visitor's centre in the sense you may be used to at other places - it's incredibly small. There are toilets, and a single room with some displays about the history of the place and nothing more. The displays are quite informative. There is a cafe and pub the other side of the bridge. These were both shut when I visited. The Middlewood way is accessible with pushchair or wheelchair if you use the access slope on the side of the bridge opposite the visitors centre.