The Savill Garden

We’ve visited this lovely place many times. This time we visited the restaurant and the adventure park. Absolutely stunning place! Very reasonable and high quality fresh food. The adventure park was £56 for 2 adults and 2 children (your parking is validated when you pay so the car park is free) highly recommend going either on the first session or last session of the day as it’s not that busy. Kids loved it, we loved it. Excellent day!

Excellent venue with acres of varied plants, shrubs and trees. A lot of walking if you want to see it all, (about 5 miles - 8 km). Great restaurant and shop in a oak roofed centre. Oak was harvested from the garden itself to make it truly recyclable! Beautiful toilets are a sight to behold.

Beautifully kept landscaped gardens. Something spectacular around every corner, even in winter. Disabled friendly and easy to navigate paths. Clean facilities. Ample parking.

Loved seeing the beautifully kept gardens, still blooming at this time of year. A pleasant walk for some peace and tranquility. The cafe is also really nice.

My family holds an annual membership at Savill Garden, which is common among locals due to the high parking fees. The car park is spacious, secure, and always has available spots. I entered for free as a guest, but the entrance fee is £16.50 per person, which is pricey. The garden is beautiful, offering a perfect place to relax and recharge. For city dwellers like me, the peace and tranquillity is appreciated. The entrance has high security, and members receive a 10% discount at the gift shop, which has some great items. The cafe and restaurant are separate; if you want a snack, the cafe is excellent and offers outdoor seating in the Garden Centre. Savill Garden is peaceful and blissful, but considering the cost for parking and entrance, I believe the Royal Estate should offer free access.

I always love visiting Savill Garden. The setting is beautiful. The facilities are pristine with a great choice of food and drinks as well as a beautiful gift shop. This time we took our daughter with her friend to the Adventure Play and they loved it! So much to explore! It’s a wonderful place to take a break from the stress of the day to day, relax and enjoy quality time as a family and with friend.

Stopped here for a wander round the shop and a coffee and slice of cake. Lots to look at. 2 cafés to choose from indoors and the Potting shed cafe outside for takeaways. Parking is around £3 for an hour. We didn't walk around the gardens today but it is around £15 per person for that. Small garden centre outside the shop with a good selection of roses and other plants. The shop sells all kinds of gift items, there's also a fridge selling venison etc from the Great Park. Toilet facilities. Very large carpark with plenty of disabled parking too. Lovely place to spend some time.

Went on a coach trip with Magic Moments. Who organised our day. Lovely gardens Glad there were seats in the shade as it was the hottest day and much needed. The cafe were amazing with the world's tech problem only able to use cash. The queue was very long. Only thing to complain about is they need to clean tables as there were dirty items on tables. We got told to leave on tables. Which wasnt a great idea.