Druid's Temple

I had the pleasure of visiting Druid's Temple recently, and it was a truly enchanting experience. The mystical atmosphere of this historic site is captivating. The stone circle and surrounding woodlands create a sense of wonder and intrigue. It's a fantastic place to explore, whether you're interested in history, nature, or simply enjoying a peaceful walk. The craftsmanship of the temple is impressive, and it's easy to appreciate the effort that went into its creation. I highly recommend a visit to Druid's Temple for a unique and magical journey back in time. A hidden gem in the beautiful countryside!

Fantastic place to visit. Lovely woodland walking paths and bike tracks too. Parking is a £3 honesty box. Roads up to it can be narrow depending on the way you come. Will definitely be visiting again

Great place to visit if you want to explore somewhere different. But don't take the walk up the middle path. Head off to the right through the woods and the grass path as makes it alot nicer walk and you get to see a couple of what appears to be entrance sculptures/marking.Definitely recommend a visit.

Nice place to have a little wander around. It was lovely and peaceful when we were there on a Monday afternoon. Can imagine it would be busier on a weekend. There is about a 5 minute walk from the car park to get there. Nice little cafe at the car parking area for a coffee afterwards. Cake portions were a little meagre though.

It's a lovely walk-up to the temple. It may not have any historical background, but it's still fun to look at and have your imagination run wild.There are some bike paths along with the waking route. Personally, I found the route to be too short of a walk for me, and I would recommend walking around twice via different paths.

Very quirky. You have to park in a nearby car park and walk the rest of the way - it's not too far and worth it. Free to enter but expect to pay for parking. Takes about 40 minutes to see it all but it's a lovely little place. We went on an evening in October and were the only ones there.

Definitely worth a visit. The lanes getting there are fairly narrow at times so you may struggle in a motorhome. Car park is a good size & very quiet when I arrived.The temple is lovely & the stack of stones. There's also a lovely walk around the forest too. I sat in the forest & temple for a couple of hrs taking in the sunshine & the feel good of the place.

Parking nearby £3 cash only. About. 10min walk from car to temple. Easy path to follow. Very peaceful and quiet.The temple area is an unusual sight plenty of different rock formations. We had the added bonus of a friendly goat tagging along. Some lovely views out over the reservoirs as you pass down through the wooded areas.

Lovely if you're in the area to have a look around.No facilities but medium sized car park and free entry.Can imagine would be exciting for children as an interesting and magical little folly for them to explore !