Perfect Sunday walk with my young children. There was even a coffee and ice cream truck at the entrance of the car park. The walk is very tame and easy to navigate. Excited to make this a regular spot for our family's weekends.

Huge park with several lakes and grasslands. Nice view and fresh air all around. Paid parking and dogs are allowed. But very limited garbage bins are available.

Great for walking the dog, nice well defined paths with things to see and enjoy. Lovely flowers, hogs/boars, cows. You can find benches along the way, bins for dog waste, there's a little coffee van(alternates between car parks) with the best caramel flapjack I ever had. Sometimes carpar can be full and paying for parking can be not the easiest way, but still one of our favourites.

Morning times are almost meditative while taking a walk throuugh the park. The frost is still poly glass blades and the sun was streaming through the gaps in between the thicken trees from where leaves had already fallen onto the floor of the forest path. Piece de resistance for me is the first vision of the lake normally. I sit by the lake pondering on today and dream about tomorrow wishing everyone everything alive peace

Vast open space for all the family and 4 leggers to enjoy. Lots of different trails to follow, although not much in the way of signage. A few maps showing 'You are here' so the park is fairly easy to navigate. Parking done via the most useless App but is reasonable at £2-75 for up to 4 hours. Highlights in the park are the remains of the house and Orangery, which are fenced off for some H&S reason, and the magnificent Oak Tree which gives up some great photos. Lack of toilet on site, and no picnic benches but plenty of standard benches dotted around. Special mention to #PlantedCoffeeCo in the car park for welcome drinks after the walk.