Carriages Brasserie

Had a lovely day wandering the gardens. Good parking. Food is standard NT - so good but a tad on the expensive side. Don't get caught by the V walk. It doesn't start and end at the same spot (which is obvious I suppose from the V) and there is a bit of a walk back to the start point. Fine for us, but could be less so for less mobile persons.

We went to see the lambs on the farm this weekend. I had never been before. It was a fantastic experience. The farm is only open this weekend and they had trail for children with various activities at each point, which was brilliant for all the family to join in and have a good walk in the fresh air. We had lunch in the cafe and this was excellent and homemade. What really stood out to us was that every member of staff or volunteers were so helpful, knowledgeable and welcoming.

Great visit. The house was decked out in Christmas splendour with a special Wolves of Wild Wood Hall trail. Cafe was great, sausage baps, tea & a Christmas special coffee. Found a coupe of books we were looking for in the 2nd hand bookstore and finished off with a lovely countryside walk. NT staff wonderful as always. Great place. Note: The car park machine does not scan the Scottish NT membership card but having to Scottish NT sticker on your windshield is sufficient to get free parking.

We had a lovely walk here, despite the rain. We came in Autumn, when the forest looked really nice. We did the 4.5 mile route, although there were works going on so had to divert and not go around the lake. Not really a problem. We had our dog with us, there are on and off lead areas along the walk. Will definitely be back in the Spring (we visited from our caravan). Parking £5 all day for non members.

Fantastic place as expected from a NT property. We had a fabulous trip around the woodland route today in lovely autumn sunshine. Parking is easy and right where you need it to be and totally accessible as are most of the walks , All surface Mobility scooters are available to her but you need to pre book them as they are limited , cost of hire is by donation . Tea room was open as was the courtyard shop and toilet facilities.

A lovely house full of interesting antiques, several cabinets were open for our visit so you could see inside. Knowledgeable volunteers as always and a great outside area for eating. NT do tearooms let's face it! There's a lovely old parkland, a church and woods to explore. The walled garden was especially stunning with a riot of colour, huge pumpkins and chickens and doves roaming freely. Loads of space to explore. Well worth a visit. The orangery is currently closed, the icehouse full of bats, and work happening around the lake, but conservation does require such intervention.

Spent a wonderful couple of hours in the grounds and the gardens, having walked through the fields and woods from Cromer (about 3.5 miles). The best cheese scones and coffee for miles around, so well worth the trek, as always!! The walled gardens are glorious, with companion planting of flowers and vegetables, chickens pecking around, the octagonal dovecote, and heavy-laden fruit trees. A perfect visit.