After crossing the narrow bridge, enter the tower and climb the steps that lead to the top. Circular in shape, the tower offers circular views. Look west, and you'll have a clear view of Dockyard in Sandys Parish. Paradoxically, these views fill one with a feeling of spaciousness on the one hand and a realization of Bermuda's smallness on the other. There's plenty of parking space at the entrance.
Restrooms are there too.
Great Head Park Battery Rd. It features two British breech-loading guns that date back to the early 1900s and that are placed in batteries side by side. In fact, the guns were never fired in anger, but they were fired to mark the death of King George V in 1936. William Zuill in his Bermuda Journey explains that Bermuda received the news of the king's death at night and that Government House ordered the customary 21-gun salute to be fired immediately. Although there was plenty of ammunition, there were no blanks available.