National Memorial Arboretum
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Well worth a vist. Great walk.
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A must to visit. Free but pay for car park. Spotless and very helpful staff. Excellent café indoor and outdoor seating, not expensive and very good quality. Spotless toilet facilities. The land train is a must if you have not been to help you get your understand of the site.
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Fantastic place 5th visit hope to do many more keep up the good work on making it so good
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Had a great day. Very interesting. Be prepared to walk a good distance, so much to see.
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Well signposted. Need to pre-book to avoid overcrowding, facilities include shop, cafe, chapel, toilets all accessible. Free but donation welcome. Large open site with many small memorials and plenty of education points, extensive formal and informal planting plus nature conservancy. Can be very emotional so take some tissues.
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Stopped at The National Memorial Arboretum we just saw the sign for it as we were driving up north so we decided to stop stretch our legs and have a look, we were glad we did visit it was very interesting and emotional seeing all the memorials to our Armed forces and lots of other organisations well worth a visit
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Beautiful
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Have not been here in years visited when it was newly opened wow what a transformation trees are maturing nicely as is the wonderful landscaping
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Very interesting place to visit
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Such a lovely peaceful and reflective place to visit. The staff are friendly , helpful and very informative. We were fortunate to be able to sign the book of condolence for her late majesty Queen Elizabeth as well as see a lively fly past in her honour. The arboretum is worth a visit ❤
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Very sobering and humbling experience. A place to pay our respects to lost colleagues and friends who paid the ultimate price.
For our tomorrow
they gave their today
For our tomorrow
they gave their today
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Wonderfully peaceful place..I would recommend going on the land train tour...it explains so much about all the different memorials.The tea rooms/coffee shops are really good....It is free to enter but recommend donation...best to book to visit as gets very busy.
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Everyone needs to visit. Food very good
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Had an hour to spare but ended up deep in thought and respect for nearly 3hrs. Make sure you take a guide tour otherwise you will miss so much.
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Wonderful experience. All staff are so helpful and with so much knowledge to share. Lovely service to remember our queen and thankful we could sign a book of condolence.
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So much to see. Get one of the fascinating guided tours if you can.
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Lovely place to go with the family and the volunteers are so helpful and the staffs are great too
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Took my Father who spent 22years in the Armed Forces. Was his first and probably last time. The Arboretum is a beautiful and fitting place to honour our fallen heroes.
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Staff brilliant, a place of beauty and tranquility, very moving.
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Worth a second visit.
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Local to me and an amazing beautiful, reflective place. Paid my respects to the Queen. X
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Went here today to honour Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. We were able to sign a book of condolence and lay our flowers, all very respectful and emotional. Had a walk around the beautiful grounds, and had a very tasty lunch. Highly recommended.
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Amazing, brilliant, emotional, humbling, beautiful and sad all at the same time. Lots of space to walk around, ALL OF IT ACCESSIBLE, so many things and memorials to see. We had 6 hours and did so much but are sure there were still a couple of bits we missed.
Great toilets, coffee shop, restaurant and shop on site.
Grab a map to make your way around. It wasn't too busy mid week but there's so much space. Being a picnic if you want to sit and reflect by the river.
There is everything remembered from HMS Repulse, to the Wrens garden, Falklands, Twin Towers, Gurkhas. Sikhs, fire service, WW1 and 2, Land Army, and too much more to mention.
Just fantastic!
Playground: There are at least two playgrounds that we saw, all very good and well maintained
Restrooms: Very clean and wheelchair accessible
Dog-friendliness: Dogs allowed, on leads
Picnic area: Eat by the river or there are hundreds of benches or places to sit and picnic
Great toilets, coffee shop, restaurant and shop on site.
Grab a map to make your way around. It wasn't too busy mid week but there's so much space. Being a picnic if you want to sit and reflect by the river.
There is everything remembered from HMS Repulse, to the Wrens garden, Falklands, Twin Towers, Gurkhas. Sikhs, fire service, WW1 and 2, Land Army, and too much more to mention.
Just fantastic!
Playground: There are at least two playgrounds that we saw, all very good and well maintained
Restrooms: Very clean and wheelchair accessible
Dog-friendliness: Dogs allowed, on leads
Picnic area: Eat by the river or there are hundreds of benches or places to sit and picnic
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This is a very special place for all who have served or are serving.
It was a privilege to lay some flowers at the ATS memorial in memory of our Queen (The boss)
Also to visit my late Husband's name on the wall.
Christopher Kenyon died aged 21.
Please send him good wishes on your visit.
It was a privilege to lay some flowers at the ATS memorial in memory of our Queen (The boss)
Also to visit my late Husband's name on the wall.
Christopher Kenyon died aged 21.
Please send him good wishes on your visit.
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Visited today with my mother-in-law who is in a wheelchair. Parking and accessibility all excellent. Landscaped to make it easy to negotiate. Restaurant staff couldn't have been more helpful - lots of choice of food. Thanks to all concerned.
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