Such a beautiful place to walk for young, old and pets. I’ve came here from when my baby was newborn onwards. It’s a great place to come even out of cafe times. Especially fun and safe for little ones to learn how to ride their scooters. Lots a beautiful greenery to walk through and a great sized play area with well kept swings and slides etc. it looks very clean and tidy all year round with the gardens are so beautifully maintained.

If you like history this building has plenty, reasonabley priced to see the hall but the gardens are free

70 Acres of Sunday Perfection If you need a break from the modern world, the parkland surrounding Bramhall Hall is the place to be. We spent a lovely Sunday wandering through the 70 acres of grounds, and it’s the perfect spot for a long, refreshing stroll. 🌿✨ The landscape is beautifully kept, with plenty of space to explore, sit by the water, or just admire the "magpie" stripes of the Hall from a distance. It’s dog-friendly, family-friendly, and just generally soul-soothing. Whether you're heading inside the house or not, the park itself is a 10/10 destination for a bit of fresh air and a Sunday reset. 🦆🍃

There are two small car parks, but, if you can find a space the pricing is very reasonable and fair. The grounds are well kept, there are various entry points and places for children and pets to explore - even on wet and rainy days! The play area is a good size with various pieces of equipment for children to use. The ponds host some beautiful ducks, moorhens, Canadian geese and coots. And there are other streams, some of which have bridges for those of us willing to stay dry but who want to cross! This is somewhere I would recommend and re-visit.

It is a lovely place to walk at any time of the year. Entry into the park itself is free, but there is a charge to enter the Tudor mansion. However, those with leisure key cards can get in for free. I would recommend visiting around Christmas time when all the decorations are up. The park offers easy walks through woods and parkland, and there are also several large ponds often frequented by geese, ducks,and other water fowl. The paths are well maintained, but several may prove difficult for the less able-bodied. The cafe serves a variety of hot drinks, snacks and meals which are very nice, but rather pricy. There is ample carparking space, but there are certain spots just outside the park on Bramhall Park Lane where one can park for free.