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Peaks & Plains Housing Trust - Macclesfield

Peaks & Plains Housing Trust - Macclesfield

4.9

88 reviews

Opens tomorrow at 9:00am

Macclesfield Park View,Little Bollington, WA14 4TL

Peaks & Plains Housing Trust - Macclesfield hasn't listed any properties for sale in the last 6 months. This could be because the agent specialises in lettings, or the branch may be closed. Peaks & Plains Housing Trust - Macclesfield does have 88 reviews, with an average score of 4.9/5 If you're looking to sell in Altrincham, you may want to choose an agent with more experience. Covering this area are other estate agents, such as The Address Club and Gascoigne Halman - Altrincham. However to see who will objectively do the best job selling your home, make sure you use our comparison tool.

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Monday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday 9:00am - 5:00pm

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A Baldwin

Lovely place to walk around. The gardens were fantastic, especially with all the Christmas bits to see. Would have been better to see it lit up but we attended during the day. The deer park was lovely to walk around too.... Read more

4th Jan 2022 (3 years ago)

M Robbins

Fabulous place to take children and get out with the pram. The paths are well surfaced and suitable for wheels. The deer roam free around the park and there are plenty of them to see. The gardens are really lovely if you don't mind paying a little extra and there are plenty of benches to rest or feed your little one. Toilets are nice and the baby changing facility is excellent. There is a shop and a cafe too and a huge car park. Mid week is best to visit, as school holidays and weekends are very busy.... Read more

16th Nov 2021 (3 years ago)

M Moutrie

A lovely place with beautiful gardens and a deer park. Dogs are welcome around the deer park and the facilities are all top notch. With two restaurants and an ice cream parlour you will be tempted to treat yourself, and the house and grounds are big enough to justify a full day out for the whole family.... Read more

26th Oct 2021 (3 years ago)

J Hammersley

A lovely autumnal walk through the grounds. We saw deer, squirrels , nuthatch , jay, jackdaws and parakeets?! All the usual high quality & tempting National Trust merchandise in the shop. Some tasty coffee & chocolate brownies enjoyed. Enjoyable afternoon.... Read more

21st Oct 2021 (3 years ago)

G Barber

Popped in here whilst travelling for lunch and a walk, rather than the motorway services. Excellent facilities, with good options typical of National Trust places. The main highlight was being able to see the Deer ????. I had expected to see them in the distance. But they are very close! It was very exciting!... Read more

15th Aug 2021 (3 years ago)

N Hodgson

Gardens were beautiful. We enjoyed seeing the deer and getting to take photos of them. Getting sit out and eat with view of the gardens was amazing. Was impressed with being able to have dairy free sorbet. As someone on dairy free diet, it meant a lot.... Read more

25th Jul 2021 (3 years ago)

N Martin

Great for a family day out. When paying for parking you get access to a lovely flower garden where you can have a picnic, they also plant fruit and vegetables in the rose garden section so great for showing your kids what the food, they eat looks like and where it comes from. Loads of space for kids to run around, watch dear and feed the ducks. They have a cafe and clean toilets. Paths are suitable for buggies and various paths provide shade in hot weather conditions.... Read more

19th Jul 2021 (3 years ago)

C Rigby

Really had a great day out. Time slot was great. Place not over crowded. Had a nice sandwich & soft drink. My grandson needed a hat when we arrived left his at home !!. The shop well stocked. Visit to gardens & the deer walk delighted us all.... Read more

1st Jun 2021 (3 years ago)

D Taylor

Lovely walk around the winter garden, so many beautiful plants and trees just coming into bud. The deer park too is great for a walk and to experience the wildlife. More people there than I expected considering the present restrictions but they soon disperse once into the park land as well as the one way system in the gardens. Had a good time... something new to see throughout the year.... Read more

15th May 2021 (3 years ago)

J Pemberton

Dunham is very local to me and one of my favourite places. It has everything I need. A lovely walk, it's a deer park, it has a great cafe and a shop with all sorts of lovely things. There's even a little outside area selling a nice selection of plants. If you are not a member, the car parks are a little pricey but it's well worth the money. Highly recommended.... Read more

18th Feb 2021 (3 years ago)

C Rowlinson

What an amazing place for a nice walk with beautiful scenery, time to chill & unwind whilst watching the deer roam freely. The facilities are great too and plenty to choose from when eating & drinking, I'm very lucky to have this National Park on my doorstep and hence why I'm a member. Lastly the Christmas lights walk through they do are absolutely awesome and really gets you in the mood for Christmas ????.... Read more

26th Dec 2020 (4 years ago)

A Howarth

What a fantastic place, we had a terrific evening, the staff were really helpful and the disabled support second to none - we called up and were able to book an electric disability scooter, park outside and the experience was made enjoyable and easy. Well worth it and just what we all needed! A really big Thank You and will certainly visit again... Read more

17th Dec 2020 (4 years ago)

O Page

Great place, we went when they had the light being turned on at Christmas. They had a nice wide path all the way around their complex allowing for an enjoyable but safe walk around. The little shops or huts selling food has perspex screens protecting the employees and the customers which was good. Would go again as the lights were amazing. Children would love it. There are plenty of parking spaces so no need to worry about where you leave the car. Toilets were nice for a national trust place. Go and see for yourself and have fun! 5/5... Read more

14th Dec 2020 (4 years ago)

S edwards

Dunham Massey is lovely place to visit. Lovely walks through the wooded park are you can spot lots of wild life. The Hall and garden are beautiful you can picnic on the lawn in front of the Orangery or have a snack in the old stable cafe were you can see all the original features. Dunham Massey can be enjoyed anytime of the year by all the family. The shop is sell stocked with lovely unusual gifts.... Read more

13th Oct 2020 (4 years ago)

N carter

Social distancing friendly, such a peaceful tranquil place to escape to.... Read more

20th Sep 2020 (4 years ago)

A tuson

House closed due to covid, gardens ok.... Read more

12th Sep 2020 (4 years ago)

N Morris

Excellent day out. Had great fun exploring the deer park and we saw lots of deer. Also explored the gardens, and had fun blowing some bubbles on the main lawn. Lots of precautions in place to help support social distancing and hand hygiene.... Read more

18th Aug 2020 (4 years ago)

G Clarkson

Have visited Dunham Massey a few times already and have never been disappointed. It was wonderful to see the deer and the rose garden was delightful with the lovely perfume carried in the breeze. Had a super day and will definitely visit again.... Read more

13th Aug 2020 (4 years ago)

D Begley

Dunham Massey is one of my favourite places to visit. There is so much to look at and is well organised. The food in the restaurant is lovely and the shop always has nice things to buy. Great family day out and the deer are nearby and not out of sight like most parks. Its just lovely to watch all the wildlife there. A must... Read more

10th Aug 2020 (4 years ago)

P Wren

I've been many time but this was the first time in our strange covid times. Things seem well arranged and delays were kept to a minimum. Never felt concerned at any point of our visit. Thank you to all at Dunham for their efforts. As usual the gardens and deer park were lovely and seeing the deer close up was magical. If you haven't been I recommend you arrange a visit. If you are visiting in the near future you will need to book in advance.... Read more

1st Aug 2020 (4 years ago)

S White

Very different experience with covid restrictions in place, but the gardens and parkland we lovely. Especially the bed that was self sown at the back of the house. Cafe was still good just not much in the way of food beyond the odd sandwich.... Read more

30th Jul 2020 (4 years ago)

K Martinez

As National trust members this is great. Recommend the gardens and the winter walk. Will come back in the summer for the deer park. Recommend taking seed for the very friendly robins who will hand feed.... Read more

9th Mar 2020 (4 years ago)

C Ayles

Fabulous family day out! We enjoyed the grounds, the servants quarters and the Orangery. Unfortunately we weren't able to visit the house due to ongoing restorations which is the reason for the 4 star and not 5 star review. The day was overcast and chilly but thanks to very engaging and informative staff the weather went unnoticed. We didn't experience the restaurants because we took a picnic for which there is ample space to enjoy. The icing on the cake was the story telling by Percy the Park Keeper. (It was World Book Week after all). The gift shop was typically priced for National Trust goodies but as it's a larger (than we have come across) shop there was a wider variety of things to choose from. The grounds are very well looked after and access is suitable for all abilities even pushchairs and bicycles. Parking is also in good condition, with plenty of space available. We would definitely recommend a visit here.... Read more

7th Mar 2020 (4 years ago)

S Dutton

A beautiful park and grounds to go for a walk any day of the year, the animals and nature throughout the forest and park are lovely, picturesque and peaceful. The tea rooms and restaurant are great, plenty of selection and room and gift shops are great and have some really nice souvenirs etc at affordable and not too expensive prices. Definitely worth a trip out for a few hours peace and quiet on your own or with family and friends.... Read more

7th Mar 2020 (4 years ago)

J Williams

Me and the family are regular visitors to Dunham and all love it. The kids love the deer, exploring the grounds and feeding the ducks. Very family friendly cafe in the stables with a kids section. Our national trust membership is worth it just with the visits here. Also the Christmas lights event is fantastic and worth booking.... Read more

5th Feb 2020 (4 years ago)

L Brown

One of my favourite national trust places. Large car park (quite expensive if you're not a member ~£6-7), nice visitors center with cafe shop and loos. The park itself is great, skirting the outside path gives a reasonable walk and there's plenty of dear to see while you're going round. The gardens are also worth a visit, fairly large but offers some nice grassy areas for sitting in the summer. Would definitely recommend a visit.... Read more

5th Feb 2020 (4 years ago)

P Kelly

Beautiful, stunning and full of majestic wildlife. Definitely worth the visit. I enjoy going here often, especially at off peak times as you can truest relax here amongst the deer and other beautiful creatures. The garden is best visited in summer time when in bloom, perfect for families.... Read more

8th Jan 2020 (5 years ago)

C McConkey

Great place to spend a Sunday afternoon walking around the garden. Even in winter still great to walk and blow those cobwebs away. Great place also to walk with the dog but don't forget to keep it on the lead. Also nice cafe and toilets available.... Read more

5th Jan 2020 (5 years ago)

W Diamond

Lovely, lovely evening, Boxing day 2019, despite the drizzle. All staff friendly and helpful. Prices reasonable considering what they will have paid out in wages, fuel, electricity etc. Lights magical, especially firework trees and "river" of lights ( not sure if that's what it was called but that's what it looks like!) Beautiful.... Read more

29th Dec 2019 (5 years ago)

S Foster

We went for the Christmas trail around the gardens. It was spectacular with different light effects and music. It was easy to walk round. We had a baby in a pushchair and access was easy. Our slot was 5pm, a good time as it wasn't too busy so it was easy to see the lights and get something from the stalls. It was a lovely festive evening.... Read more

22nd Dec 2019 (5 years ago)

J Boyden

We wanted the annual Christmas lights show with our kids and they loved it. Nice leisurely walk around (we were in the 540 slot) and while it was busy it wasn't so bad I couldn't show my kids in pushchairs the stuff going on at their height. Beautiful music and light setups- highly recommended... Read more

4th Dec 2019 (5 years ago)

R Heaton

Excellent house with very knowledgeable volunteers. Used to visit when I was a child and it hasn't changed much! However there is a new visitors centre and the cafe allows you to pick your jam for the cream tea! I wish all national trust did. Well worth wandering the parkland to see the deer, however PLEASE don't get too near to them, saw numerous people getting very close and this is not good for the deer (or you if they decide they don't like you there). Saw mill had been fixed since I went as a child and was interesting.... Read more

30th Oct 2019 (5 years ago)

B Gifford

Lovely place to go for a walk - property is very interesting too, especially if you're a NT member and get in for free! Popular with local dog walker. Really beautiful very early morning in the spring and autumn months with the mist and deer wandering around.... Read more

8th Oct 2019 (5 years ago)

D Rutherford

Love Dunham Massey. It's just kinda perfect for what it is. Doesn't try to add unnecessary stuff. It's a lovely house with a few guided tours that are worth going on to see what the old house is like and how it worked back in the day. It's a beautiful garden to take the family and kids to, full of free roaming deer who are easy to see during your walk around the fields. I've been many times, and the ice cream shop and cafe are always nice to stop off at before or after your walk, the ice cream is worth a second mention as it's delicious. Lots of birds and bird seed, and good to see the national trust investing in the place.... Read more

21st Sep 2019 (5 years ago)

S Hibbeler

Love the trees where my wife and myself can take beautiful photos. The trees have lovely patterns and if you stand in the correct spot you can make the perfect memory. I like looking at the lakes and watch the birds paddling on top. I love the deer and if you stand in the certain spot, they make a great photo. We love walking around for exercise and scenery. It's the perfect place to go for a few hours.... Read more

20th Sep 2019 (5 years ago)

I Parellada

Beautiful and very well kept park! Parking is £7 though so be prepared for it. Fair enough because I reckon they use the funds to maintain the area which is stunningly well kept. The deer are literally just walking amongst people and the paths. We also visited the Mill house where a very kind and knowledge full mister gave us a cool explanation and a top view of the water system. Highly recommend!... Read more

18th Sep 2019 (5 years ago)

R Field

The garden was at it's best, obviously the result of hard work and planning. Staff are all very happy to help and advise. Parking fairly priced and plentiful. Cafe priced a bit high , evident by people bringing their own refreshments . Toilets well managed with welcomed provision for the disabled. A very enjoyable day out.... Read more

3rd Aug 2019 (5 years ago)

O Hargreaves

A fantastic place to come with the kids, and just if you love nature. I recommend getting a national trust pass its £10 a month for a family a 4 (2 adults 2 children and children friends free) Lovely deer to see and lots of nature. And a stunning gardens , it had a percy the park keeper hunt on where you collected embossed stamps , and a story time. A great place for any ages. They also have ice cream and a sit in shop. Well worth a visit... Read more

2nd Aug 2019 (5 years ago)

P Fuller

Wonderful deer park. Gardens are wonderful and so well kept. The house is packed full of interesting items especially the kitchens and laundry. The ancient timber mill is tucked away but well worth a visit as is the Stables restaurant.... Read more

28th Jul 2019 (5 years ago)

S Papuha

A wonderful day out, both house and gardens. For anyone who can't physically look through the house, there is a virtual tour which is excellent. Also electric scooters can be hired from the reception, advance booking of a scooter is essential to guarantee getting one. It makes access to the gardens completely possible and enjoyable. There is a very nice restaurant and cafe.... Read more

24th Jul 2019 (5 years ago)

J Mottram

Great place for a walk, usually plenty of deer to see. Beautiful gardens with something for all seasons. It's a really peaceful place (mid-week). They also often have activities for children. And an ice-cream parlour!... Read more

14th Jul 2019 (5 years ago)

P Cotton

Lovely place. Something for everyone here... Read more

5th May 2019 (5 years ago)

G Phillips

Wonderful day out. The volunteers are very informative. All the items in the house are original to the house, many interesting stories.... Read more

3rd May 2019 (5 years ago)

R Leith

Get venue with modern facilities, extensive car parking and plenty of things to do for all ages. Easy walking makes for an excellent opportunities for relaxing activities.... Read more

6th Apr 2019 (5 years ago)

Y Carroll

The gardens are well worth a walk around always a beautiful mix of flowers . The park is a beautiful place to stroll around. In summer the birds and deer can be seen with their young . There are Dragonfly darting around . The staff are always happy to help with anything you may need.... Read more

18th Jan 2019 (6 years ago)

J Kirkup

No matter how many times I visit there's always something new to see. Good children's trails to follow. Excellent café... Read more

27th Dec 2018 (6 years ago)

miked99

Expensive, but when you go you can see why. Brilliant. Rides were above average too. Car parking though is an absolute rip off at £7... Read more

26th Dec 2018 (6 years ago)

A Lunsong

A nice National Trust site! Ample parking space, although I suspect it needs it on weekends and school holidays! There is an entrance fee to pay on entering the area; this is charged based on vehicle type so not on quantity of people. The main mansion and gardens required further fees to be paid so my review only covers the 'public' areas; the park, the gift store, the cafeteria etc. The park is really nice with long avenues and vistas; definitely worth a visit throughout the year to experience the changing seasons and weather. The whole site is pet friendly but obviously bring the necessary items to clean up after your animal companion. There is a cafeteria near the main visitor reception, and an ice cream shop and restaurant near the stables. There are also toilets in the main reception as well as stables area. This is also a deer park so pets need to be on a leash. The deers are free roaming and you should come across a few. Be mindful that they are wild and not to be approached or petted. Also, there are areas in the park that are off limits as they are cordoned off as sanctuaries for the deer; there's no physical barrier but there are signs indicating as such. There are clear walking areas and most folks would not wander off into the undergrowth as they are quite thick. All in all, a great place for families to visit.... Read more

5th Dec 2018 (6 years ago)

J taylor

Lovely walk and beautiful setting. Lots of deer about, very peaceful. Lots of direction to walk in meaning that even if it's busy if you wish you can seclude yourself from others. Grounds kept immaculate.... Read more

20th Nov 2018 (6 years ago)

M Rafael

Amazing place. The dear come so close to you.... Read more

1st Nov 2018 (6 years ago)

kowers1

Great say out. Needs a proper kids playground... Read more

23rd Oct 2018 (6 years ago)

K Mills

Great family day out as you have so much to do. Visit the house and gardens each with S children's trail and there is also the park with a herd of fallow deer.... Read more

22nd Oct 2018 (6 years ago)

P Fuller

A lovely and fascinated place. The deer wander around you like visitors. The gardens are extensive and beautiful in all seasons. Stables restaurant is a real treat taking you back in history. The 300 year old timber mill with working waterwheel is very interesting as you can get close to the wheel in the bowels of the building. Huge carpark but still gets full on busy days.... Read more

2nd Sep 2018 (6 years ago)

C Beanhacker

Can get very busy. Beautiful walk around the deer park. Gardens are lovely especially in autumn for the leaf change and spring for the daffodils. Recommend bringing your own food and drink. Queue can be ridiculous in the cafe and the range is not great and pricey. Duck food on sale in the shop for 50p well worth it... Read more

1st Sep 2018 (6 years ago)

S Haven

My Daughter loves it here and no matter how often we go I am always captivated by the deer. Beautiful surroundings, peaceful even when it is busy and wonderfully maintained, this is one of the best national trust locations. Really great value for money too. If you decide not to go in the house then all you pay for is the parking.... Read more

17th Jun 2018 (6 years ago)

C Beck

Beautiful grounds. walking with the deer was enthralling for the grandchildren. Plenty of places to rest if not good on your feet. Nice place to walk the dog.... Read more

4th Jun 2018 (6 years ago)

M Fowler

The National Trust take a lot of stick, but without them most of the brilliant spaces in the UK would be overrun with developers or private money making companies. The land at Dunham would be prime for big expensive houses, fortunately the Trust have preserved and maintained the important big expensive house, and it's wonderful gardens and landscape. The Trust is a charity, not a state body. Pay Dunham a visit, but beware it gets very busy. Early visiting especially to the gardens recommended.... Read more

26th May 2018 (6 years ago)

A mccrae

Large gardens and deer park for all the family to enjoy with plenty of paths for a walk. You need to get a ticket from the visitor centre to get into the house even if you are a N.T. member ( but it's free) and the house is full of volunteers who happily give you further information about its history and the people who lived there. Plenty of good quality facilities and the ice cream is delicious, even worth waiting for on a hot day and a rather long queue. Close to Manchester it means it's not a place for solitude. If you get the chance go and visit the working mill although it's not always open, but we were lucky. Well worth a visit.... Read more

10th May 2018 (6 years ago)

S Trudgill

One of the busier national trust properties I have visited - but facilities cope well. Good access to & from Csr park and Café etc. Good selection of plants available to buy. Excellent House and Gardens. Car park charges means Trust membership makes a difference. In conclusion - A great day out.... Read more

3rd May 2018 (6 years ago)

G taylor

Good day trip for national trust lovers, free car park for national trust members, decent sized property to look around, along with semi formal gardens and an expanse of land to wander about with a good chance of seeing deer.... Read more

1st Apr 2018 (6 years ago)

J Corbett

Great place. Circular walk with plenty of deer hiding in the trees. Lovely restaurant. Very nice little place... Read more

19th Mar 2018 (6 years ago)

M ?wieczkowska

Dunham is a lovely place for walks. It's tranquil and there are deer wandering around. It's worth accessing the gardens in season, rose garden in the summer is stunning. In bad weather some of the walks are very muddy. It's worth visiting the buildings. Just pay attention to signs around the grounds to not enter deer sanctuary areas.... Read more

7th Mar 2018 (6 years ago)

A Rutter

Really enjoyed our visit here. Would definitely return. Soon.... Read more

18th Feb 2018 (6 years ago)

C Sherwin

One of my all time favorite places to visit. So much to see and do. Been coming here since I can remember. Added bonus now I'd it now had a lovely little bistro. Highly recommended during early spring and late summer.... Read more

1st Feb 2018 (6 years ago)

S Jones

A lovely day out in park land. It’s gardens are splendid and the house is a worthy visit. Highly recommend if you have a family.... Read more

31st Jan 2018 (6 years ago)

B Hannigan

A really lovely place to visit. House & gardens. Went on a week day beginning of Oct so was less busy. You could easily spend a day here. The staff very knowledgeable & friendly. Made the visit even better. I am disabled & they have mobility scooters so I was able to get around & see most of the grounds. Such a great idea. Thumbs up! Best to pre book scooters. Apparently some other NT properties have them, so worth checking. Had a great time but need more, so planning another visit this year.... Read more

5th Jan 2018 (7 years ago)

M King

Excellent place for all ages. Lovely grounds deer never far away. Tree stumps for children to climb and build dens . Excellent food and icecream. Gardens and house lots to do in a beautiful setting ????... Read more

9th Nov 2017 (7 years ago)

S James

Lovely to walk around. Not been in the Hall since we went for the military hospital exhibit. The deer will come quite close but people need to remember these are wild animals and not get too close. Nice cafe and happy to note that the cream for scones is clotted rather than squirty (as it used to be) and they also do a nice flat white.... Read more

22nd Oct 2017 (7 years ago)

J Russell

Love Dunham as a national trust member but it is also a great place for non members. The house and garden's are fantastic for all the family and the outside space is really good for non members who don't want to pay for the house and garden's. Stables cafe gets busy but has a quick turn around and the food is always pretty good. There is plenty of parking but non members do have to pay. Fun day out for all the family... Read more

19th Oct 2017 (7 years ago)

S MacNaught

This is such a great day out for families. There’s a lovely adventure woodland play area and the gardens are spectacular. Lots of opportunity to see the deer too. Beautiful!... Read more

8th Oct 2017 (7 years ago)

C Chadwick

Wonderful uplifting place for all ages. Loads of space for children to run free, lots deer just wandering around happy and plump! Plus activities if you want to get involved. A great day out!... Read more

29th Sep 2017 (7 years ago)

P Hall

Dunham park is a great place to go. Popular with families and individuals who enjoy the outdoors. Can get very busy at the weekends. The are two lovely cafes there which serve very nice fresh food.... Read more

24th Sep 2017 (7 years ago)

S Parkes

Fantastic NT country house with Gardens / woodland Estate ideal for dog walking, taking toddlers out with their first bike rides, family walks and for romantic walks. After which you can enjoy drink and snacks in the new coffee house or a delicious ice cream from the ice cream parlour. Or if you want something more, the local pubs serve some good country food with Hale/Altrincham around the corner if you fancy something more lively.... Read more

16th Sep 2017 (7 years ago)

C J

Brilliant day spent with the family, weather wasn't the best but we still enjoyed the house and gardens. Plenty to keep our daughter entertained as well as exercised walking round the vast gardens. Will definitely return for a different season to see it all the colour changes. They have good food and drink options as well as a decent shop. If you plan to come more than once a year National Trust membership is a great way to save money.... Read more

9th Sep 2017 (7 years ago)

D Cowell

Beautiful place. So much to see & do. Took my 3 children & spent all day there. The circus event they have on is brilliant for the kids. Good facilities & easy parking. I'm with national trust so everything was included. Would highly recommend.... Read more

31st Aug 2017 (7 years ago)

S Haven

My Daughter loves it here and no matter how often we go I am always captivated by the deer. Beautiful surroundings, peaceful even when it is busy and wonderfully maintained, thia is one of the best national trust locations. Really great value for money too. If you decide not to go in the house then all you pay for is the parking. ... Read more

28th Aug 2017 (7 years ago)

J Hyde

Excellent Hall. The deer park is overflowing with deer and the young are very close to the Hall & too friendly. Beautiful gardens. Great food in restaurant & café. NT property. ... Read more

16th Aug 2017 (7 years ago)

S Taylor

A beautiful day out and much more than just a deer park. We had a picnic in the garden and our children loved the carnival themed activities. Yummy snugburys ice cream available too. Next time we will bring bikes as there's lots of room in the deer park to cycle on good paths and a convenient bike parking area at the entrance to the gardens.... Read more

14th Aug 2017 (7 years ago)

B Emslie

Staff so pleasant and the grounds are immaculate. Great day out! Cafe's and ice cream galore. Loved the sight of deer too. Car park for none National Trust members is £6 cash.... Read more

23rd Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

P Boardman

Lovely hall and park. Even the deer are friendly (bug prefer you to keep your distance! ). Delightful gardens. The eateries are good quality, have swift service and good value... Read more

22nd Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

M Miah

Lovely day out. Can get really close to the deer. Staff very helpful and friendly. Worth a visit.... Read more

9th Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

A Hancock

Lovely day out! £6 to park and that gets you to the deer viewing park which is huge and the surrounding areas new the welcome centre. It's extra to go into the house and main garden but there is enough to do without doing that anyways. Also if you're a National Trust member it's all free. ... Read more

6th Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

E Kitching

Lovely walk in the deer park. Some very tame deer near the house. House has some interesting pictures and a story. Nice coffee in the cafe.... Read more

4th Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

M Heaton

A great place for a walk with the family. They have resisted the urge to set up kids soft play areas and instead encourage children to play among fallen trees aranged for the purpose. Everything is natural and the beauty inspires peace. The facilities are good and well maintained. It costs £6 to park and the deer park is free. The house and gardens costs more but are not required to have a great day out. ... Read more

1st Jul 2017 (7 years ago)

R Schafer

Great for a family day out. Especially if you are a national trust member. Lots of public access park for picnics, deer spotting, ball games, dog walking and more. House is fascinating with many rooms open and furnished. Formal gardens are nice all year round and good for kids to explore but no dogs. 2 nice cafes and an ice cream stall although queues for ice cream can be long in good weather. Even when busy there is parking and space for you in the grounds. Highly recommended, especially on a sunny day.... Read more

28th Mar 2017 (7 years ago)

C Lowry

Beautiful grounds, great place for taking the family.... Read more

7th Aug 2016 (8 years ago)

D Mac

Plenty of space for walks and lovely gardens with wide variety of plant and tree species. Large cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. Many waterfowl on small kake.... Read more

30th Apr 2016 (8 years ago)

M Williams

been here loads my son loves spotting deer on the walks around the grounds, and feeding the ducks. does a nice code and tea too... Read more

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