WWT Arundel: The new visitor centre at Arundel is surrounded by ancient woodland and overlooked by the town's historic castle. The wetlands at Arundel are home to many rare species of wetland wildlife.
WWT Arundel is close to the A27 & A29. On approaching Arundel by road, visitors should follow the brown duck signs. By foot from Arundel railway station, it is half a mile to Arundel Town and a further, gentle mile along Mill Road to the Trust. By Bus, there is a 30 minute service both from Chichester & the West (Route 55), and Brighton, Worthing & the East (Route 702) every weekday to the Arundel Town centre with the same walk along Mill Road.
Restaurant, cafe, gift shop and art gallery. Baby changing facilities. Picnic area. Binocular hire. In Focus shop. Large free car park.
Excellent facilities for disabled visitors including level access to all areas and free wheelchair loan. Guide dogs welcome. Talks and tactile exhibits can be organised by prior arrangement.
Please note that dogs are not allowed in WWT Centres except guide dogs.
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