Local Reviews
In January 2018, Bronte Radford said about National Memorial Arboretum
So much there! I would recommend the land train as it gives more context to a lot of the memorials there. It's really peaceful but wouldn't bring young children as they could get bored.
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In January 2018, Ian Baxter said about National Memorial Arboretum
Lovely place to visit takes whole day to walk round
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In January 2018, Christine Duckhouse said about National Memorial Arboretum
It could have been better. I am an electric wheelchair user, not a buggy and the main car park was showing full. We were directed to the overflow parking via signage. This car park is gravel based and it quickly started to drain my battery coping with it. When we eventually reached the main car park, we found many dozens of empty spaces and a set down area which we could have used. Not a great start to a day out.
If you have specific dietary requirements such as gluten free, I would suggest bringing your own food( thankfully we did). We could find no gluten free sandwiches, only mass produced cakes. If you want a hot meal you should be fine though.
The men's toilets are poorly sign posted in the main building, as when you stand in front of the signage, the men's are then behind you. Consequently many men were using the disabled toilets in desperation. Not ideal for waiting wheelchair users.
If you have specific dietary requirements such as gluten free, I would suggest bringing your own food( thankfully we did). We could find no gluten free sandwiches, only mass produced cakes. If you want a hot meal you should be fine though.
The men's toilets are poorly sign posted in the main building, as when you stand in front of the signage, the men's are then behind you. Consequently many men were using the disabled toilets in desperation. Not ideal for waiting wheelchair users.
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In January 2018, Wolf Photography said about National Memorial Arboretum
It's a place of Rememberance built into the peaceful energy of Nature. There are many of us that have served that are against war ... especially when the reasons aren't justified.
This place isn't for the politicians that lied to us. It's for the people that we remember; the ones we served with and never came home with us or passed later. Some that never stopped fighting mentally or physically with the scars they came home with.
I remember my friends here ... it's very hard to find friends of the same calibre in other walks of life.
This place isn't for the politicians that lied to us. It's for the people that we remember; the ones we served with and never came home with us or passed later. Some that never stopped fighting mentally or physically with the scars they came home with.
I remember my friends here ... it's very hard to find friends of the same calibre in other walks of life.
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In January 2018, julie wilkinson said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very peaceful place to go. Lovely river walks aswell as so many memorials to see
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In January 2018, Dean Whiteman said about National Memorial Arboretum
Awsome
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In January 2018, Kevin Radmore said about National Memorial Arboretum
I sang with the South Wales Burma Star Choir when it was a field with young trees planted, and we had to climb over a fence to get in and out.still got the video of it.
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In January 2018, Nick London said about National Memorial Arboretum
Wonderful place and very moving. A definite must visit.
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In January 2018, Kim Fisher said about National Memorial Arboretum
Fabulous place .. really makes you reflect on the sacrifices of so many
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In January 2018, Paula-diane Lufflum said about National Memorial Arboretum
Awe inspiring and very emotional, will visit again.
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