There is no parking on site. Please use the free tourist car park in Boroughbridge village (1 mile from the site). Coaches can drop off at site then park in Boroughbridge. There are no specially allocated disabled parking spaces, but visitors with limited mobility may be able to park at the side of the road.

You are welcome to bring a picnic to eat in the grounds.

There is a small shop on site selling some drinks and snacks with a collection of books for adults and children and a range of children's toys and collectables.

There are male and female toilets on site.

Dogs on lead allowed, although there are restricted areas. Assistance dogs welcome. There is a bowl of water for dogs to drink from.

The museum is at the front of the site and houses a large collection of objects found in the town. Mainly metal finds.

The grounds make up a beautiful Victorian arboretum containing a collection of North American pine trees which are landscaped around the ruins. The site is in a relaxing environment and there is plenty of room for children to play.

Push Chairs Allowed

Pushchairs are allowed

Interpretation for Children

There are some Roman packs available in the museum that look at the site and Roman life in a town.

English Heritage welcomes amateur photographers to our sites and we hope you will share your pictures of your visit with us on social media.

If you are looking to use one of our sites for commercial, corporate or professional photography or as a filming location, please contact our filming team as soon as possible to check availability and acquire the relevant permissions and paperwork.

Due to the delicate nature of our sites, English Heritage does not permit drone flying from or over sites in our care, except by contractors or partners undertaking flights for a specific purpose, who satisfy stringent CAA criteria, have the correct insurances and permissions, and are operating under controlled conditions.