We are alsoopen for school visits, or why not let us bring the Battery to you with a talk or outreach session for your group or class. Contact Elanor Johnson on 07500 443725 or e.johnson@nect.org.uk

Blyth Battery is open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from April to September, from 11am - 4pm. Guided Tours of the site are available when possible. The Battery is also open on a number of additional days throughout the year; details will be posted here soon.

Entrance to the restored Magazine and War Shelter is free.
We offer FREE guided tours of the site that includes access into all of the Blyth Battery buildings.
All donations and proceeds from the sale of refreshments go to Blyth Battery Volunteers for their work on the site.

Blyth Battery welcomes group visits throughout the year. Blyth Battery Volunteers are happy to arrange guided tours of the site and buildings, opportunities to handle wartime artefacts, talks/lectures for your group, and refreshments. There is no charge for group visits, but a donation is welcomed. Please get in touch to discuss your needs.

Blyth Battery is just off the A193 at South Beach, Blyth, between Blyth and Seaton Sluice. Follow the brown signs to the beach car park; when you reach the car park continue to the very far end and look for the grey and pink concrete buildings, behind Fort House Education Centre.

Blyth Battery is now hosting birthday parties for children aged 5 and over. They will be really exciting experiences, exploring the Blyth Battery site, playing games and doing fun activites based around the working of the site.
Most groups can be accomodated and decorations and a party tea put on
Please get in touch with the volunteers to discuss all of your needs

If you would like a reminder of your visit to Blyth Battery, guide books are now available at a small cost. The book has been written by the Blyth Battery Volunteers and gives more information about the history of the site and the individual buildings.
All money made from the sale of guide books will be put back into the battery, helping to maintain it for future generations.