Fort Victoria is situated on the North West coast of the Isle of Wight and was built between 1852 and 1855.

The fort is now a public, recreational space with lots to explore and enjoy.  Most of the site, including the walks are buggy friendly.    

• Reptilarium
• Cafe Verdi - serving ice creams, hot and cold food and drinks (seasonal opening)
• BBQs - available to hire
• Picnic area - enjoy lunch on the big grassy area
• Seashore and woodland walks - nature trails, fossil hunting and rock-pooling
• Toilets - baby change and disabled
• Free parking
• Gift shop

During your visit, you can find out more at the information centre (there's a donation box for leaflets and maps) and go up on roof and look out at the boats sailing across the Solent.