National Memorial Arboretum
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What a beautiful place to visit and remember past conflicts and the people who had their lives taken from them, and what for?? and also remember the ones who survived those conflicts. There is a lovely restaurant there and a church.
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I was only here to pickup cyclists taking part in the police charity ride.
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A great place to visit. Please come and remember those that gave their lives for our freedom.
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This a beautiful, serene arboretum, with memorials to all services (army, navy, air, police, fire and medical) dotted around the landscape. I am not given much to sentimentality, but as a tribute and a reminder that people have made the ultimate sacrifice to keep us safe and well, it is a powerful monument. I only wish that it were more were widely known so that more could experience it.
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Moving, peaceful, beautifully kept.
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Free admission but £6 for parking. Worth a visit if you are in the area. Gorgeous gardens with deep meanings. Very moved by all the monuments. This place is family-friendly and highly accessible for those with mobility difficulty.
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Fantastic experience, staff unbelievably friendly and informative, such an uplifting experience, can't wait to go again
Restrooms: Clean but could do with more at the far end of the park
Dog-friendliness: Dogs allowed to walk in the grounds , but banned from some areas
Picnic area: Lots of grassy areas to stop and rest
Restrooms: Clean but could do with more at the far end of the park
Dog-friendliness: Dogs allowed to walk in the grounds , but banned from some areas
Picnic area: Lots of grassy areas to stop and rest
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Three friends visited. It was a hot J uly day. Car park is £6 for the day. Reception is a clean, light and airy place, staff are friendly and explain everything, entrance is free. There are lots of volunteer guides who are very knowledgeable. If you are unable to walk the huge site, there are either land trains with commentaries or buggies, there are also guided walking tours. The map given at reception is useful and you can wander freely. The grounds and memorials are very well looked after and interesting. There is a small Stick Man trail for the little ones and a play area. The coffee shop sells reasonably priced drinks and cakes etc, the restaurant sells meals and we opted for homemade soup and a roll, reasonably priced at £7 which included a soft drink (it makes a change not to be riipped off! The gift shop has some beautiful items, also reasonably priced (I spent too much)! The Arboretum is a charity and there are plenty of opportunities to give generously. Would take a picnic next time! A lovely day out
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Wonderful place. Serene and beautiful. So very well maintained and staff are excellent. Train tour was well worth the money.
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Even if you have never served or had someone in the services you should put this venue on a visit list
Wonderful place to reflect and inspire the emotions
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome
Wonderful place to reflect and inspire the emotions
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome
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Beautiful place. Layout exceptional. Very emotional to see all the exquisite memorials. Will definitely visit again to see the ones we didn't get to visit.
Restrooms: Very clean.
Restrooms: Very clean.
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Need more than 1 day to take full advantage of the gardens. Great Land train takes you passed keys memorials.
Map could do with updating with more of the general memorial areas on it. As they do seem to be in set areas.
Shame there doesn't seem to many for the RN ships sank in WW1.
Coffee shop and restaurant with good choices except needs more sugar free cold drinks for diabetics. Only option was diet coke.
Some staff a bit stand off ish, mainly the car park man who told me my 6m motorhome would fit in a normal parking space, think I know better. Make sure you book parking in advance as £2 cheaper.
Overall an excellent visit will ho back and look at other areas.
Map could do with updating with more of the general memorial areas on it. As they do seem to be in set areas.
Shame there doesn't seem to many for the RN ships sank in WW1.
Coffee shop and restaurant with good choices except needs more sugar free cold drinks for diabetics. Only option was diet coke.
Some staff a bit stand off ish, mainly the car park man who told me my 6m motorhome would fit in a normal parking space, think I know better. Make sure you book parking in advance as £2 cheaper.
Overall an excellent visit will ho back and look at other areas.
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Fantastic place to remember all those to whom we are so grateful.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs well catered for.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs well catered for.
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Definitely worth a visit.
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Always a great experience at the Arboretum. So much to see and so tranquil
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Would advise if you are elderly that you take one of the land trains they have there because there's a lot too see, plus you get a running commentary as it goes round .
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A beautiful place, full of emotion and memories to all those who have given everything for their fellow human beings.
A beautiful place, full of emotion and memories to all those who have given everything for their fellow human beings.
Restrooms: In perfect state
A beautiful place, full of emotion and memories to all those who have given everything for their fellow human beings.
Restrooms: In perfect state
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Armed forces say was very good and a lovely place you have to visit at least once
Restrooms: Got some in reception and are cleaned regularly
Restrooms: Got some in reception and are cleaned regularly
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Absolutely fabulous everyone should go extremely tasteful and well planned
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First-time visitor. Was a nice day out and loads to see and do as it was armed forces weekend.
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This is a must visit place. A wonderful collection of art and garden spaces in which to reflect and remember those who have given their lives for the country aswell as other memorials. The support of a great team of volunteers and fab food and drink just made the day. Brilliant.
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Great experience and sad great cafe food. and walking
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Fantastic tour guides. Great 'Land Train' system. Beautiful gardens. Very helpful staff. Excellent facilities. Have been a few times and will continue to visit and support.
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A wonderful place full of memories of RAF days. Lots of other memorials too.
Restrooms: Well serviced and clean.
Restrooms: Well serviced and clean.
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I have visited the arboretum right from the first time it opened to the public and 3 times since. I visited today with friends and we are impressed by the quality of your staff. The friendly service was absolutely superb.
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