The CWGC site states: You should be advised that access to this Cemetery is difficult and vehicle access is not possible. The location of this site makes wheelchair access impossible. There are 2 fields and 3 gates to negotiate before entering the cemetery. Cross the fields and go through 2 of the gates. The third gate leads out of the field to the cemetery entrance. It should also be noted that the farmer has on occasions been known to lock the gates to the fields, i.e. when a bull is present in the fields. The cemetery gate is designed to be cattleproof even when it is swinging between the two stops, but this also makes it 'mower access proof'. Hence a padlocked central panel has been made to enable our staff to pass the mower through and this panel is of course locked except when our staff unlock it for this purpose. However, the main frame of the cemetery gate is always unlocked and visitors should release the catch at the back of the gate to gain access to the cemetery.

The cemetery now contains the graves of 65 soldiers and airmen from the United Kingdom and 41 South African soldiers and one Australian; of these, six are unidentified. It covers an area of 603 square yards. It is enclosed by a low stone rubble wall.