Burghley House

Spent 2 and half hours walking around the grounds was, perfect, very few people the colours of the trees breathtaking, the water looked magical. The grounds are immaculate. He e coffee and sandwich in garden cafe dog allowed in. Was delicious. Highly highly recommend ❤️

Super awesome place to spend time with kids. if you don’t want to spend lots of money the parking is free. I recommend to try the adventure park it’s so beautiful and well organized for everyone to explore and have tons of fun. They have little cafes where you can get drinks and food but you can take your picnic and enjoy it there. I loved it. Beautiful experience

The place is excellent. It is of such a high quality with an incredible attention to details. We loved everything. The art in the park is phenomenal and very well looked after. The grounds look beautiful and are perfectly kept.The playground is so creative, it looks magical. Kids loved it. There is an area for smaller kids which helps, as the big playground is more for kids age 6 and above. The house from the outside looks incredibly impressive. You can also see deer from the grounds, which is amazing. The secret garden is also magical, full of surprises and very fun. We loved it.

Always a beautiful place to visit. Stunning Tudor architecture in a fabulous park. Loads of Sika Deer grazing on the grass with horse stables and riding lessons too.

great place to visit, entry and parking are free, the castle is open for visitors from March and closes in October, to enter the castle there is a fee of 15 pounds per person (infants are free), there is also a beautiful garden that is worth visiting. Taking a walk in the countryside around the castle is free, I recommend it for a picnic in the summer. For parents who bring children, there is a piggy bank in the garden, very cool for children, take wellies in winter, the grass tends to get very dirty with mud.

Had a lovely day out, can easily spend the whole day here, loads of space for kids to run around and play, there was a halloween trail this weekend, all over the sculpture garden, which included the new huge play area ( rope bridges etc ) we then went to the garden of sueprises, which is stunning. The house itself is full of art work, and although the food and drink is hideously overpriced, it is tasty... bought mainly picnic stuff so we didn't need too much. We then had a lovely walk around the grounds. Its free to park and walk around the grounds, so if you did that and bought a picnic, it would be a good, cheap day out.

Lovely house, amazing exterior, but sadly one is not allowed that view on entry, only if you walk the grounds first. Surprisingly little inside to indicate that it is Elizabethan, largely the great hammer-beamed Hall. The Garden of Surprises is delightful and fun. And the walk to the Lion Bridge is beautiful.We had a very negative experience in the café, unfortunately. And don't go expecting good value food: quite tasty but very expensive for what it is.

Wonderful guided tour run during the summer holidays, which give early access to the house before it opens to the wider public, and with a child friendly and engaged tour guide. Ticket prices also include the gardens and play area and reentry to the house. Fantastic value at £14, and kept the family busy for most of a day. The content and quality of the house is hugely impressive, too. Best National Trust type offering in the area. The kids loved the water fountains in the garden too and left soaked and happy

Visited here with my two children 4 & 7. We brought a family ticket which actually covered up to 3 children. Was about £30 and included the adventure play, Halloween walk which is the sculpture gardens. The play area is massive and is amazing for the kids, there is also a smaller area for little ones with a small cafe and toilets. The gardens are massive and the sculptures are really cool. There were toilets and a cafe by the main entrance too where the parking is, loads of it and it's free... Well worth a visit, it's also really close to Stamford town centre, although we didn't go it looked like a cool little village.