National Trust - Dunham Massey Park

Staff were so nice and helpful, beautiful place to visit. Deer were everywhere and come close too.

Beautiful deer park, woodland, gardens, lakes and ponds all tastefully maintained. Excellent cafe with good service provided by polite staff. Generally staff are welcoming and proactive in attitude towards visitors.

Nice place to go for a walk. You can get quite close to the deer. The Christmas light show was on, we didn't go to that (you need tickets and it was sold out) but you can still see light projections on the house and you can go round the stalls.

A really beautiful place to visit. The deer park is great.Great if you want a walk.Good facilities including 2 cafes, ice cream parlour and shop.

Great Park! But best time to view is probably over weekdays than weekends as it can be very very busy and overly packed. The plants and trees are good and the deers are few compared to what i had expected, or it may be cause of so many people they found their own quiet spots. We visited on October, 2022. They have great reception, with additional benefits for the members.Services Available:1. Great Parking2. Easy Drive3. Reception4. 2 Restaurants (HOT/COLD/ICE CREAM + MEALS + SNACKS)5. Toilets6. Wheelchair Friendly7. Lots of open spaces8. Friendly atmosphere and peopleI personally liked Tatton Park better, more lakes and lots more deer and wide open space.

Lovely walk around the winter garden, so many beautiful plants and trees just coming into bud. The deer park too is great for a walk and to experience the wildlife.More people there than I expected considering the present restrictions but they soon disperse once into the park land as well as the one way system in the gardens. Had a good time... something new to see throughout the year.

Nice night at #christmas at Dunham Massey. Lovely evening not too bad expense wise.

Amazing place always a peaceful walk round.

A pleasant walk through acres of rambling countryside. The walks are fairly easy, and most paths are wheelchair accessible. The park also boasts several herds of red deer. There is a house and gardens, which are free to national trust members. The carparking is limited,first come, first served, so to speak, although there are spaces on roads around the park. Free parking for national trust members.

Went for the Xmas light show" really disappointed!... It's an extortionate charge to buy tickets and park