The business offers a Monument Café serving hot and cold drinks, hot food, sandwiches, light bites, and cakes. There is also outdoor seating with limited indoor seating available. Well-behaved dogs are welcome across the estate, with accessible toilets and routes, Blue Badge parking, and mobility vehicles for hire.

Visitors can reach the business by car, with free parking available. There are also bus stops close to the entrance, and the business is accessible via footpaths from nearby train stations. Additionally, there are cycle stands at the visitor centre for cyclists.

Visitors can enjoy the 172-step granite column with bird's-eye views of the estate, as well as rolling chalk grasslands rich with wildflowers. There is also a rare and striking early form of post mill to explore, along with designated walking routes and activities available.

Visitors can help preserve the area by being mindful of the impact of increased visitor numbers on nature. They can also learn about the 'Protecting Our Roots' project and the vision for the future of the estate. Additionally, visitors can find out how to help look after the bluebells that bloom in April and May at the estate.