Groombridge Place makes for a fantastic day out for all ages in the most beautiful natural surroundings. The 17th century house (set for the Bennet's home in Pride & Prejudice) is closed to the public but still provides an imposing backdrop to the formal walled gardens. In a field nearby, they run bird of prey displays several times during the... more

Had a really great day here.A bit of something for everyone , lovely gardens , nice tea room and a charming boat ride to the enchanted forest. Kids enjoyed the enchanted forest plenty to keep them busy quite a bit of walking but it is worth it, deer roam about freely plus they have a falconry too excellent. more

Groombridge place provides a good time for children and adults. Chlidren can use their imagination to create a world of their own and adults can enjoy the long walks and canal ride. For teenagers there are big swings that are fun and a thrilling experiance. The wildlife is brilliant there are bird displays and you can see deers roaming free... more

I went to Groombridge for my 20th birthday last year on a pleasant summer's day. The gardens were very well kept, with 2 small buildings to have a look at. The first is dedicated to Arthur Conan Doyle, who wrote the Sherlock Holmes series, the second a special on the film "Pride and Prejudice" as scenes were filmed in this... more