Given current Covid-19 restrictions, we regret that Flounders’ Folly will be closed to the public for the time being. As soon as we are able to re-open the tower, we will update this website and our Facebook and Twitter accounts. Thanks to all who…
Great to see so many people at the folly on Sunday, with good views in the bursts of fine weather. Thanks to Jenna Davies for the photo. We’re next due to open on Sunday, 29 November, 2020, from 11am to 3pm.
Our volunteer wardens welcomed over 120 visitors to the Folly on the August Bank Holiday weekend to enjoy the fabulous vistas on view in the fine weather. Thanks to everyone who made the effort to climb to the top and abided…
Flounders’ Folly will be open to the public again on August 30 and 31 (11am-4pm each day). Entry will be limited to one group of up to 6 people at any one time and they must exit the tower before a further…
What a great day we had at the folly yesterday, our first open day since February. Over 60 people went up the tower and the views and nature on display were wonderful. We’re next due to open on August 30,…
In line with Government advice on dealing with the Covid-19 virus, Flounders’ Folly will not be open to the public at any time in March, April or May 2020. We will update this policy as the situation progresses. Thank you for your understanding. Seabury…
We’re delighted to say that the Folly tower will be open for the first time in 2020 this coming Sunday, January 26, from 11am to 3pm. Come along for a breath of fresh air!
The Folly is due to open on 21, 22 September from 11am to 4pm, under the national Heritage Open Days programme. If you take a good photo at or of the Folly in that period, you may like to enter…
Thanks to everyone who visited the Folly and contributed donations for its maintenance over our recent open days. Our volunteers greeted scores of people on each of Good Friday, Easter Monday, our normal last Sunday of the month (28 April)…
In mixed weather, views from the Folly can often be restricted, but they can also be spectacular at the same time. Thanks to Julian Walker for a perfect illustration of this – a fabulous rainbow as storms sweep all around the top of…