Hi I believe it's an old Lime Kiln

I have seen evidence of fires on the beach, whether they are permissible is another matter. Your best option would be to contact National Trust as they are the managers.

You can park overnight but it could be very, very windy !

Not on the beach, unfortunately.

No one there today? Very quiet if it’s out of school holidays on March you may well have he please to yourself

You have to walk down an awful lot of steps to the beach, and back up again at the end of the day. It's ok if you're fairly fit and healthy without much to carry but I should imagine a pushchair would be difficult/impossible (never tried it myself). Try poppit sands which isn't too far away by car but is more accessible.

Unfortunately we travelled a while to get there today, to find a sign on the car park saying no dogs from May until September ☹️ Gutted it looks amazing

We parked for free as someone travelling with us was a national trust member

Hi. At the moment cafe opens at 11 am and closes at 5 pm but this can be weather dependant! Once the schools break up we are open much earlier and close later! Hope this helps. See Mwnt kiosk Facebook page.

There is a large parking area (chargeable) with lovely views but yes, you could say its tricky to get down there. There is a paved path and steps but there are many of them and they are steep. Take care on the steps because a lot of sand can get blown up there and this can cause your shoes to slip on the steps. In total the path down is perhaps 300 feet long, but it's from memory so apologies if that's incorrect but it won't be far out. There is also a little rocky cove behind and to the right of the church that you can clamber down to but that is actual climbing and only for the confident fit rambler.