Dunham Massey Hall & Gardens

Gardens are v nicvr latr spring summer and autumn. Restaurant good (sandwiches always hit the spot). Gets busy

Try to get there for 1:30pm to do the Guided Tour – details on the park’s wildlife and the Hall’s rich history, plenty to talk about on a date! Read more

The Christmas lights in the gardens is a lovely way to spend an evening with the kids.

Very nice place to visit, lovely staff , can't reccommend this enough

Go during the week - at weekends very crowded

Great Place to visit - enjoy the greenery (and the Deer!)

I think this would be a brill place for people who love animals like me

Love the old building and seeing the wild deer

Excellent for Dog Walking, but remember must be on a lead within the estate

Gardens reasonably pleasant - check opening times for house as it seems half shut - shame really

Amazing place. Lokking foward to next visit.

go to the restaurant - scones the size of a fist and a vat of jam and cream to go with it :D

Food is fantastic in the stables restaurant

If it's snowy, get out to Dunham Massey for a walk and then over to the Swan with 2 Nicks for lunch .

The car parking fee gets you into the deer park , which is beautiful.

Be prepared to sit outside the Cafe as there's not enough seating inside

Lovely gsrdens love watching the deer so so tame.

Walk down to the Swan with Two Nicks pub , just over the River Bollin.

Avoid parking fees by finding a slot near Dunham Village or close by at Back Lane

Great for a picnic .

Breeze bike ride to Dunham www.breezebikerides.com

Looks like a gorgus place really wanna go there at some point

Last entry to Hall is 3.30

Old stately house tour with kids' quiz highly recommended.

A Boxing Day treat, snow and deer, what's not to like!

Try the scones . Absolutely no fat content whatsoever. Tasty too!

Take a stroll in Britain's largest Winter Garden .

See the deer and stop for tea and scones