Stonor Park

"What an amazing place. Well worth the money and travel time. The grounds are spectacular as are the views. The garden is wonderful and can imagine in summer would be enchanting. The vibe is intoxicating, you'll want to stay all day. The adventure playground is the best we've been to, the kids couldn't get enough. Will go again in summer and spend the whole day on the grounds."

"Stonor Park is free to enter if you are a historic house member and has been in the same family for 850 years. Car parking was on some sloping grass and is not ideal and I could imagine it being slippy when wet. The house itself has very knowledgeable room guides and each room has an interesting story. The gardens and particularly the walled garden were excellent with an array of roses still in flower in late August. The only real down side was the lack of a cafe. There are a couple of food huts in the kids play area . However to get a pizza and a drink was taking over an hour on BH Monday. There are areas to picnic and this should be considered knowing the cafe has yet to reopen since the initial covid outbreak . Overall worth a visit to learn about the story of one of the uks most prominent Catholic families."

"We used the Gardener's World 2-for-1 card to visit the gardens. This should have made the price £6.50 for two people but they add an online £2.75 booking fee pushing the cost up to £9.25. The house exterior, grounds which include a prehistoric stone circle and gardens are delightful and the staff in the visitor centre are very friendly and helpful. We had a lovely afternoon with the gardens in full bloom covered in butterflies. Will definitely visit again to walk further around the grounds."

"It was a good experience on a nice sunny day, however we feel it was abit expensive for what was essentially a playground. We booked online costing £30 for 2 adults and our 5 year old. The parking is big enough to accommodate the larger of vehicles which was good. The surrounding grounds are beautiful"

"Absolutely stunning park tucked away in it own little valley. With a herd of deer roaming the grounds, lovely manicured walled garden and most impressive is the kids adventure playground. The thought and effort that went into this playground is brilliant. I highly recommend a visit to any family. NOTE: Dogs are only allowed in the open grounds on a lead, not in the walled garden or adventure playground. Regardless we had a wonderful time and so did the dog"