Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Lucy J (16 months ago)
Free entry, good gentle wander to break a journey, but limited information available when unstaffed. Grass holds water so be sure to wear suitable footwear (I didn't!). Very calm and peaceful place.
Free entry, good gentle wander to break a journey, but limited information available when unstaffed. Grass holds water so be sure to wear suitable footwear (I didn't!). Very calm and peaceful place.
J Carlpark (16 months ago)
Hidden gem of historical history and beauty. There is free admission into this Cadw owned site. Dogs are allowed in if kept on their leads. Peaceful and usually quiet with well maintained grounds, great for picnics on sunny days out. Car parking is free.
Hidden gem of historical history and beauty. There is free admission into this Cadw owned site. Dogs are allowed in if kept on their leads. Peaceful and usually quiet with well maintained grounds, great for picnics on sunny days out. Car parking is free.
Marie Cook (17 months ago)
A stunning little gem found by chance.. Very clean and well kept and steeped in history.. well worth a visit and free to get in.
A stunning little gem found by chance.. Very clean and well kept and steeped in history.. well worth a visit and free to get in.
gail blackmore (18 months ago)
Beautiful, quiet and peaceful. Accessed via a fairly small , flat car park opposite the site. Suitable for wheelchair users though a little bumpy. There is no formal entrance at present but if you follow the track alongside you can let yourself in through the gate. Information boards are minimal, which is a shame. But the site is well worth the effort nevertheless. The site is mostly grass, but was well maintained and accessible to wheelchair users. I have rated 4* as more information boards are needed and there are no toilets open at the site.
Beautiful, quiet and peaceful. Accessed via a fairly small , flat car park opposite the site. Suitable for wheelchair users though a little bumpy. There is no formal entrance at present but if you follow the track alongside you can let yourself in through the gate. Information boards are minimal, which is a shame. But the site is well worth the effort nevertheless. The site is mostly grass, but was well maintained and accessible to wheelchair users. I have rated 4* as more information boards are needed and there are no toilets open at the site.
Sam Pring (18 months ago)
Great Abbey to visit with some well presented ruins. Currently the visitors centre is closed, so it looks shut, however you can still enter through the side gate, follow the path down to the left opposite the car parking. We had the whole place to ourselves which was lovely - only spent about 30mins here but worth a stop if in the area/passing by.
Great Abbey to visit with some well presented ruins. Currently the visitors centre is closed, so it looks shut, however you can still enter through the side gate, follow the path down to the left opposite the car parking. We had the whole place to ourselves which was lovely - only spent about 30mins here but worth a stop if in the area/passing by.
