Best place is West Stoke Car Park. It does have a history or break-ins so please don’t leave anything of any value in your car. Walk to the yea tree is relatively flat and easy, but a decent walk to it. About 3km?

You can do a nice walk in an hour however to see quite a bit of views and landmarks a couple of hours is better.

Hi. Sorry I do not know. There is tail leaflet. visitchichester website has a trail map. Enjoy.

You head for West Stoke, car park is easy to find as West Stoke is small

You can, it is sometimes patchy but usually ok. Other bits of the downs have less signal

There is parking right where the path that leads to kingsley vale. If i'm not wrong it's the only path into kingleys vale, after u're parked its about a 20-30 min walk depending on your speed. (The walk begins at the West Stoke car park, 3 miles=5 km north west of Chichester, West Sussex (postcode PO18 9BN grid ref SU 824 088). Walderton is also a possible start, postcode PO18 9ED.) Once u get there it will be easy, go thru the gates signposted kingsley vale

Any time day or night all year round but consider your clothing and footwear. If going after dark you will need to take a good torch/spotlight for the uneven ground

yes but consider other users and wildlife - possibly best kept on a lead in the reserve.