Local Reviews
In March 2022, Tracy Treweek said about National Memorial Arboretum
Wonderful and moving day. All the memorials are so well looked after. All the staff lovely. Dog friendly.
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In March 2022, Wendy Boulton said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very impressed, peaceful and beautifully done. The life size sculptures are so real looking.
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In March 2022, Jackie Roberts said about National Memorial Arboretum
We were short of time as we were in the area visiting relatives so we simply took the land train which takes you around the whole arboretum from the memorial to the various rescue services, through memorials to those from other nations who sacrificed their lives in the defence of our nations here in Great Britain and those who were 'shot at dawn' for desertion in the Great War before we understood PST.
Everything is presented beautifully and respectfully in a gorgeous setting.
We will definitely go back especially to look more closely at this wonderful exhibition, probably in a different season when the trees and flowers are in full bloom.
If you have someone you wish to remember you can do so in a quiet garden or by arranging a memorial plaque/tag on a tree. There is no entry fee - although donations are encouraged. There is a charge for the land train but this is a good option if you either don't have much time - it takes about 50 minutes - or you are are not able to walk very far - the area covered is vast. There is a coffee shop, good 'comfort' facilities and of course a gift shop. There is alot of parking.
The whole thing is beautifully managed and maintained by knowledgeable friendly staff.
We will definitely return.
A short time meant we didn't get to take any photos but there are plenty of opportunities. Please visit - a perfect setting to remember those who given everything to keep others safe and free.
Everything is presented beautifully and respectfully in a gorgeous setting.
We will definitely go back especially to look more closely at this wonderful exhibition, probably in a different season when the trees and flowers are in full bloom.
If you have someone you wish to remember you can do so in a quiet garden or by arranging a memorial plaque/tag on a tree. There is no entry fee - although donations are encouraged. There is a charge for the land train but this is a good option if you either don't have much time - it takes about 50 minutes - or you are are not able to walk very far - the area covered is vast. There is a coffee shop, good 'comfort' facilities and of course a gift shop. There is alot of parking.
The whole thing is beautifully managed and maintained by knowledgeable friendly staff.
We will definitely return.
A short time meant we didn't get to take any photos but there are plenty of opportunities. Please visit - a perfect setting to remember those who given everything to keep others safe and free.
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In March 2022, Douglas Law said about National Memorial Arboretum
Brilliant!
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In March 2022, Angella Rodgers said about National Memorial Arboretum
Lots to see. A pleasant place to enjoy being outdoors. Good food in the restaurant.
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In March 2022, Darren O'Donnell said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very humbling experience beautiful place 🙏
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In March 2022, pauline revill said about National Memorial Arboretum
Lovely. Very well organised. Thank you
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In March 2022, Sue Davies said about National Memorial Arboretum
Amazing place, very peaceful. Plenty to see and lovely walks around. Need a full day at least as we were only there for a few hours and missed a lot. Will definitely be back.
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In March 2022, Karen Murray said about National Memorial Arboretum
Breath taking peaceful...food for thought ....take a few moments to remember..
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In March 2022, Michael Marlow said about National Memorial Arboretum
Food was very poor,not a very great selection of hot food.
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