Aden Country Park

It’s amazing that you can visit this fabulous place for free. There is so much to do and you can easily spend the day here. Our dogs were welcomed in the cafe. The food was home made and delicious. The gift shop is charming and reasonably priced. The trails are well maintained. A lovey spot to walk the dogs or have a picnic or just let the kids run free. There is an extensive kids play area. The loos are clean and modern. There are various picnic areas with benches dotted around the estate.

This a great park. This is great for a walk, with or without a dog. There is a dog exercise area. There is a fantastic play park for children. Some picnic areas. There is a museum and a café too. There is a camping attached to it. Overall, a great place to visit.

We had a great day out here, loads of wee trails for the kids to enjoy and a wee duck pond with lots of wildlife. Super playpark with lots of space for the kids to run wild. The shop in the courtyard sells bags of duck food for 50p and treat yourself to an icecream while you're there! Toilets are nice and clean and the Farming musuem is free with last admission at 3.30pm. The mansion ruin is a great place for picnics, look out for the ice house, mineral well and old gasworks ruins too. The arboretum walk is beautiful and the rebuilt farm has some great old equipment outside. There's a sensory garden with lots of benches and insects made from bolts and metal which are cute.

Lovely place for a walk with or without a dog! Excellent play area for children.Obviously the park has changed drastically in the aftermath of the storm. The snowdrops are absolutely beautiful so many things to see. The lake also with swans and ducks. Really missed it when it was closed!

Lovely place for walks or to go running or for a picnic. Old ruins to walk around, beautiful big grasses areas, woodland walls and a huge children’s play park. There is also a small cafe and a museum.

Have visited here twice now (four years apart) and while it's a shame to see the storm damaged areas it's a credit to those who have worked on keeping the park safe and open to visitors.The mansion house is great to walk around and imagine what it might've looked like once upon a time (would be a nice touch to have info boards about the building and it's history, having read about it since online). The arboretum is a really lovely bit to walk around, love the addition of the boardwalk by the river.Very dog friendly, and various different paths you can take through the park. Having duck food in the shop was a great idea as we enjoyed feeding them (and the swan!) in the wee lake. Staff in the cafe were very friendly and there was a good selection of food to choose from (and well-priced).Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area, massive open park area with plenty of picnic benches and stands for bbqs as well, seems to have everything you need to enjoy your day out.

A lovely country park with plenty to see as you wander around, including a foetus memorial and a sensory garden. There’s a farming museum in the centre of the park, which is free to enter. There’s also a duck pond where you can feed the ducks with food purchased from the shop.

Free parking, free entry. Great walks, fantastic playpark. Spotted a couple of deers!

Fantastic, good play park for the kids. Nice walks around, they hold regular events here.The cafe is great too.. The staff are friendly and good at their jobs.My son demolished one of their giant custard creams in about 3.5 seconds.Changing facilities are unbelievable. Shame they probably will be destroyed by vandals.All in all.. it was a great experience.

Plenty of car park spaces, Theatre room, Cafe, shop, clean well maintained Park, plenty of walk paths throughout the park for dog walker's