Yes, the National Goes Tower can be family-friendly for children capable of climbing stairs. Younger children may find the ascent challenging.
The National Goes Tower is generally considered family-friendly, particularly for children who are accustomed to climbing stairs and have a good level of physical stamina. The primary challenge for families with younger children or toddlers is the absence of an elevator; access to the viewpoints involves a significant number of steps.
Parents should assess their children's ability to safely ascend and descend these stairs. There are no specific child-focused exhibits or interactive elements within the tower, but the experience of climbing a historic structure and being rewarded with extensive views can be exciting for many children. Ensure children are supervised throughout the visit due to the open nature of the viewing platforms and stairwells.