Came to support my family at the Alzheimer's Memory walk today, so we didn't get a chance to visit the whole park. But the areas I did see were lovely and tranquil. Popped in the cafe for a £3.50 latte and it was good, definitely worth the price. Greeted with a smile, by the friendly staff members on site I look forward to coming back, to visit the grotto. I've seen pictures and it looks beautiful.

Come with plenty of energy to walk, the place is beautiful, with picnic areas... I suggest you go prepared with snacks and water for the walk, smaller children in a stroller... There are some cafes spread along the route too... There are lots of benches and places along the route to sit and rest! We loved the time there!

We spent a few wonderful hours exploring this breathtaking spot. The paths are incredibly accessible, making it easy for everyone to enjoy, and each marked viewpoint offers a unique and memorable perspective. The grotto, in particular, has a magical atmosphere that really stands out. Surprisingly, the food here was excellent much better than what you’d usually expect at popular tourist landmarks. Every staff member we encountered was polite and welcoming, with even the youngest team members working hard and adding to the pleasant experience, especially impressive given the busy half-term crowds. I definitely plan to return during the summer and will aim to arrive earlier to make the most of it. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable day out. For those traveling from London, the Southern Line train will take you to Weybridge Station. From there, it’s just a quick walk to Stop D, where you can catch the C1 bus, which will drop you off near the entrance (mention your stop to the driver for added ease). Booking online can also save you a bit on admission.

Went to this place today, was suggested by an Instagram reel. Wow I'm so glad I went, fantastic day out, so clean and peaceful. Really nice and well kept grounds. Best park I have ever been to. The weather was fantastic which made it even better. A great way to escape the city life for a day. The entry fee was worth it in my opinion.

An absolutely gorgeous landscaped garden, well worth the entrance fee. My friend and I went on a gloomy day but it’s still gorgeous. Love that dogs are welcome! I also appreciate the informational placards beside the follies, explaining the history and landscape features. The grotto is particular gorgeous.