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Great location, beautiful peaceful grounds, lovely walks. Well stocked shop selling lovely local produce. Idyllic tea room with good food including delicious daily specials. The tea room outside garden area is a lovely space to sit and enjoy a morning coffee, afternoon cake or light lunch - the on
Lovely peaceful place. Went on a gorgeous day so was perfect for walking round the grounds. Managed to observe one of the prayers as you are welcome in - thank you!
Stopped into the tea rooms for hebal tea and cake - very nice!
Easily accessible by bus from Ryde and Newport. But, be warned, the bus
I love it here, so peaceful. Managed to tag onto the 11 o clock tour, I'm sorry I didn't get the guides name, but he was brilliant. Really knowledgeable could answer every question. The best part of the tour is respectfully being allowed to the end of the Abbey, the bricklayers did an amazing job
We came with our adult daughter to the Isle of Wight for a break, and spent a few hours at Quarr. I was treated to a gluten-free scone and cream, which was really delicious. The Abbey Church was deeply peaceful, then we wandered down to the old Abbey ruins. It was the perfect opportunity to walk and
Just visited the shop, Abbey building itself and part of farm, on a wet Monday in July.
The main Abbey building is simple, and a great place to contemplate or even to count the bricks, and forget the world outside.
The shop is OK, but the plants on sale were outstanding value and in good condition
Thus place and its grounds are lovely. FREE entry (donations welcomed), lovely grounds to sit with a picnic, kids and dogs and enjoy meeting the pigs. The Abbey itself is stunning inside, we happened to visit when a service happened and the sound produced within the church was amazing. The farm s
I spent a week here a few years ago on retreat and hope to go back. I am a Reformed Protestant but there was no “hard sell” from them at all. They accept you as you are.The guest master Fr Nicholas is a lovely man and an excellent host and Abbott Xavier was very accommodating in letting me have acce
Lovely Abbey set in the countryside Lovely cafe serving hot and cold food. Nice givet shop selling there own chutney. And you can visit there pigs 🐖
A really lovely peaceful place with plenty to see and do. The pigs and piglets were lovely, as were the ecclesiastical buildings. We were blessed to be invited to have a tour of the sanctuary led by one of the monks, which was fascinating and we learned so much.
Definitely recommended.
Parking is a short work from a real Abbey. It's huge and is clean and is in good repair. There's a Shop, Farm shop and cafe. The church has no decorations but the acoustics are fantastic. The Singing of the monks choir is worthy of being recorded. It's perfect for a stop before catching the ferry ju
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