Really nice to look and learn. A sunny Sunday so nice to walk around the garden too. A good couple of hours. PS parking is £4 for non English Heritage members

Great visit to Boscobel House and The Royal Oak the famed hideout of Charles the 2nd before fleeing to France all of which is recorded in the houses owners diary that is on display in the house. Caretakered by English Heritage so you can be assured of a great visit. Super knowledgeable Staff and volunteers that bring the story to life. On site there is ample parking, Free if your a English Hertige Member as is the entry to the House. Also there is a nice gift shop, Cafe and toilets. Note Monday and Tuesday it's closed but open from 10am for the rest of the week. On the day price is around the £13 each mark but cheaper if you book online in advance. Wonder through the grounds and the 17th century Garden and there's an access gate that leads you down to the famous Oak. In side the house you will find loads of rooms which are furnished. From the windows there's beautiful views over the countryside and a great view of the gardens. Around a mile walk there is an open site to visit The White Ladies Priory so a lovely walk if you have the energy to visit there alternatively take a left turn as you exit the house car park and you will come to the priory entrance on the right hand side where the wood starts. 3 or 4 minute drive away. All in all a wonderful visit to the very well kepted House and gardens would definitely recommend.

Visited as had a free voucher to use, otherwise normal English heritage prices apply. Lovely house and gardens with a nice walk to the white ladies priory. Only down side for me was we were pounced on in every room with someone wanting to tell us the history, where as we like to mooch, read and look for ourselves. Obviously there are others that enjoy this interaction.

Buy your tickets online, as it's cheaper, if you are not a member. Lovely house to visit and the grounds are beautiful. We loved the willow walk. Have a delicious hot chocolate in the cow byre and they serve hot food till 2.30pm. scones, toasties and cake. It's not a big place but an hour and a half is easily filled. There are some very steep stairs in the house so not great if you have a mobility issue. We loved the interactive candles.

A good sized property in a (surprisingly) lovely area not too far outside of Wolverhampton... Easy access from the A5, it has a decent car park. Some interesting history about King Charles staying there for a couple of days, not exactly thrilling but I guess you had to be there... To be honest, they don't try to overload you with "facts" but there are quite a few information boards to read around the place. Everyone we met were friendly and enthusiastic about the attraction. Small tearoom with all the usual offerings, prices what you expect, but the coffee was nice and the scones looked fresh. Despite the weather not being the best, we had a walk down to the Priory, which took about 20 minutes, not a lot to see, but a decent walk over the fields looking over the Shropshire countryside. In all, we spent a pleasant 4 hours there.