Really enjoyed the day, lovely staff informative displays good playground and enough to keep us occupied for 3 to 4 hours ages 6 months to grandparents and a very reasonable price, things inside if it rains and although we had already eater plenty of spots to picnic and a cafe on site, good clean toilets and baby change facilities More

Went with my 7 and 9 yr old children on a bright but damp day. They loved it - can wander safely around a range of buildings (farming, industrial, home, ruined abbey etc), with displays, animals, activities (we met the blacksmith and learned how to look after the farm animals), woodland trail, a play area with tree house, climbing wall... More

This is a great day out for those with children or those interested in days gone by. Enjoy nature with hens, ducks, pigs, goats, cows & sheep and the woodland trails for enjoyable walks. Fantastic facilties for children - a big wooden maze, an undercover sandpit and childrens bikes and tractor toys to ride on. There ia a fantastic playground... More

Joined as an annual member and visited several times. over 4 or 5 visits we found new and exciting things every time. Definitely a place to while away the hours with children learning and having fun with ducks and turkeys wandering round making all sorts of noise. The kids love it. It was only on the 3rd visit did we... More

We visit Greenfield Valley often and it is an excellent little known attraction on the River Dee Estuary coast. In addition to the farm where they have activities on all through the summer holidays you can wander through the abbey (makes a great place for hide and seek) and then up the valley to explore the old factories and industrial... More

Visited Basingwerk Abbey in February 2011, whilst the rest of the attractions were closed we were still able to explore the ruins. This would be a wonderful picnic hotspot in the summer and even though it was a rainy day when we visited we really enjoyed ourselves. More

have visited the greenfield valley museum and heritage on many occasions. for a day out with the family you will not go wrong, there is a souvenir shop and a cafe the cafe serving snacks and light meals or just tea or coffee. the park itself gives a good insight into the way rural life was many years ago. often... More

There is so much to see and do at this heritage park, the farm and old buildings are really interesting (although you have to pay a small entrance fee to the Farm the rest is free) and access is from two car parks. There are lakes and old industrial buildings as well as lovely walks and the ruins of Basingwick... More

Visited today to view the steam driven Victorian lemonade bottling plant in operation. Dedicated work by the team of volunteers has created an attraction of considerable interest. The building museum is maintained immaculately. Reception staff are attentive and courteous. Both the museum and heritage park park offer young people an excellent experience of how things used to be. Clearly there... More