Local Reviews
In September 2020, RESOLVER69 said about National Memorial Arboretum
As of when we first got there we thought we would go on a train trip around the grounds to see what our walk consisted of 12 pounds for this which I found a bit excessive for what we got after our train trip and buying a map for 3 pound we was displeased as the map really didn’t guide us after walking around the large grounds a stream walk went well and then after to restaurant and had good value curry and chips
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In September 2024, Heather G said about National Memorial Arboretum
A very well managed site with excellent signage, helpful and friendly staff and volunteers. ‘Free’ , although car park charges, charges for mobile scooters and land train made it a fairly expensive visit. Land train has informative commentary.
The only negative was the expensive and not particularly exciting lunch, which I regretted buying immediately. Restaurant was expensive overall.
The visit was extremely poignant and thought provoking.
The only negative was the expensive and not particularly exciting lunch, which I regretted buying immediately. Restaurant was expensive overall.
The visit was extremely poignant and thought provoking.
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In August 2024, david craddock said about National Memorial Arboretum
Great day out for the family,restaurant is clean with plenty of seating,we had vegetable lasagne,with cauliflower and cabbage with chips,very nice,toilets are clean and spacious,there are plenty of walks if this is not for you,there is a land train that also has a disability ramp so everyone can enjoy the sites,the land train also has commentary,plenty of parking you can pay on line,it is a bit cheaper than paying when you get there,all in all we had a great day out.
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In May 2024, Peter Middleton said about National Memorial Arboretum
This is a great place to visit, the memorials are set in acres of wonderful grounds which are maintained to a very high standards. The main memorial is the centre piece of the site with the names engraved of all service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice it is very moving and a special place to visit
Restrooms: Toilets are. Lean and well maintained in the main reception and restaurant with portable toilets sited around the grounds which are all clean.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome to the site and are welcome in the restaurant and main reception area.
Restrooms: Toilets are. Lean and well maintained in the main reception and restaurant with portable toilets sited around the grounds which are all clean.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome to the site and are welcome in the restaurant and main reception area.
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In November 2023, Chloe Westall said about National Memorial Arboretum
Even here a few time and it’s just a beautiful way to commemorate the people you love. The staff are always incredibly helpful and friendly. Plenty of parking too and a good restaurant too. It’s litter free and well looked after although can get muddy in the wetter seasons so wear suitable footwear.
Restrooms: Very clean and tidy. Plenty of cubicles too.
Restrooms: Very clean and tidy. Plenty of cubicles too.
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In November 2023, RidseardMhicCoinnich said about National Memorial Arboretum
Well run establishment. Welcoming staff. Souvenir shop, restaurant and restroom facilities. Mobility scooters for those requiring them, but advise check availability and book before planning visit. On line car parking in advance. A well kept interesting vast memorial garden that will not disappoint.
Restrooms: Spotlessly clean.
Dog-friendliness: Keep on lead and don’t forget the poo-bags
Restrooms: Spotlessly clean.
Dog-friendliness: Keep on lead and don’t forget the poo-bags
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In November 2023, Dave Moseley said about National Memorial Arboretum
Lovely service for remembrance day but also if you are into the military or a veteran or even just someone who appreciates a nice walk in calming surroundings this place is perfect. They have a restaurant for food and drinks and if you have mobility issues you can hire a scooter, if you want to take it all in you will need a whole day as there are over 400 memorials here. There is a dog walking route but all dogs must be kept on a lead.
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In January 2023, Alan Randall said about National Memorial Arboretum
A very special place. I strongly recommend as many people as possible visit this moving incredible place I found it very moving. You can booked on line. Its free but guarantees you get get in. Parking £6. I gave a generous donation inside . The restaurant is very good. Lots of seating . Nice atmosphere. Its so important we never forget those who died for us. Please pay this special place a visit.
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In December 2022, Denise Selvey said about National Memorial Arboretum
Have been intending to visit for a long time and finally got round to it today. Only saw a small area in the 3 hours we were there, definitely need more visits to see all the memorials. Definitely worth several more trips.
Also recommend restaurant for lunch.
Restrooms: Plenty of facilities around the grounds. Only used the ones in main building which were clean with plenty of cubicles.
Also recommend restaurant for lunch.
Restrooms: Plenty of facilities around the grounds. Only used the ones in main building which were clean with plenty of cubicles.
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In October 2022, anita colley said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautiful peaceful place.a train availabke at a price to take you around.very large area.some lovely statues and memorials.the Sands one is effective and emotional.well kept.little shop and large restaurant.a donation can be given.carpark is a paying carpark.€6well worth a visit. Plenty of space to walk around comfortably.very moving quiet reflective place to visit.restaurant very reasonable prices and choices.
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