alice ineveryland

We visited on a weekday afternoon,and where the only people visiting. The water was fast flowing but lots of still areas for a little swim. You can go under/behind this waterfall safely,which is an amazing experience. Parking is on the road in the local village, so it will be very busy in the summer months.

Perfect place for a picnic and some quality family time. Beautifully kept gardens with a tower to imaginative play in. The information sign could do with a clean.
Across the road from weatherspoons so easy access to toilets.

Closed due to wind. We were disappointed that the castle was closed on our visit. However, we were able to visit the little museum for free. There was a dressing up section, coats of arms design display, and some interactive listening stations about prisoners that my daughter really enjoyed.

A little pricey for tourists, worth the money if you are interested in this history and you can return for free all year (as tourists, it's unlikely we will) my daughter enjoyed the interactive displays and the workbook we were given. Her magnet sits proudly on display on our fridge.

Parking £2 for couple hours. Lovely views and perfect dog walking place. Walk far enough out and it's rare to see other walkers for a bit. There is a toilet, playground and cafe at the car park. Lovely pond area with ducks. The cafe sells duck food for 30p