We visited on a sunny February day and it was a great morning spent walking around the beautiful trees. An idealic spot with amazing views of Oxfordshire. Not too vast, hilly in places but plenty of benches along the way. The garden centre was larger than we expected and had everything. We didn't eat in the cafe but plenty of seating in a large space. The toilets were clean but the entire floor in the ladies was wet?? But we'll worth a visit none the less.

We had an email and phone conversation with staff b4 arriving to book a disability scooter. Staff were efficient and friendly. Reception manager Claire was absolutely lovely with my 88 yr old mum - showing her how to use the scooter, even giving her a test drive! The scooter was large and solid & super easy to use. The paths were well laid down and sign posted. We went in late Feb when the Spring daffs and snow drops were stunning. Cafe was a bit pricy but offered a better standard of food than most similar visitor attractions. Parking easy & free. Two of us got in free as we are RHS members. Perfect day out.

Really lovely visit to the arboretum for their Easter bunny trail - but enjoyed the whole arboretum. Beautiful grounds and lots of calming spaces with lots of plant species to enjoy. Fantastic food in the cafe too - we had lunch then cake later on. Lovely friendly staff in the shop of the arboretum entrance.

NB. We went in Feb 22 (not June), but wanted to write this report as I did enjoy the visit. Wonderfully organised route and thigs to see. I'd like to go back again and take parents who would really enjoy.

I am disabled and unable to walk long distances . I booked a Tramper scooter a week in advance and was able to park right by the entrance to the shop. There is a short walk to the collection point and you pass a toilet on the way . The staff were more than helpful , very pleasant and could not do enough for us , they helped to make our day . After a quick lesson I was on my way and we had a wonderful two hours in the Arboretum looking at the beautiful trees and shrubs in early spring . We had lunch after in the restaurant looking over the countryside .

We thoroughly enjoyed wandering through this well laid out garden. The plants were varied and well labeled, which was a great help to non- gardeners like us. I was also really impressed with how accessible it was with people having the option of booking electric vehicles to travel around the Arboretum. There are plenty of places to sit and contemplate the world, and while popular, it didn't seem too busy or crowded, unlike several gardens we have visited. Would love to visit again in autumn as the leaves would be wonderful.

The Batsford Arboretum was an absolute delight. 60 acres of garden, few people around in June, and vast numbers of lovely trees. We finished our 1.5hr tour with a stop in their excellent cafeteria which provides indoor and outdoor seating. It has an extensive garden shop. Routes for wheelchair users are identified. Right next door is a falconry centre, and on exit you face the entrance to Sezincote house and gardens, also well worth a visit. It all adds up to a day's full outings.

Visited here as part of the countryside mobility scheme where you are able to join and make use of the excellent tramper all terrain mobility scooter,The staff in all departments are extremely friendly and helpful and a credit to the establishment. The aboretum is well laid out with good paths and tracks to wander around with a wealth of trees shrubs and gentle stream and points of interest. The restaurant is large ample seating inside and outside although not enough umbrellas to offer shade on exterior tables and a basic fairly poor choice of menus,The garden centre part is well laid out with good accessibility for disabled clients however the one major problem is the lack of disabled parking spaces only two available anywhere close to the entrance and although there is a drop off point if busy disabled face a long walk or push from the car park

Beautiful views, and very clear paths and signs. We strolled round most of it (including reaching the highest point) in about an hour. Grounds seem very well looked after. Hedgehog hunt for children looks like fun.

It was a pleasant sunny afternoon when we visited the arboretum. We had a very leisurely walk around for a couple of hours looking at the wonderful trees and admiring the views. There were a few other people around but it was generally very quiet and peaceful. Would love to go back in the autumn if we lived closer. Had a quiet cup of tea in the cafe before a look around the garden centre and buying a couple of plants to remind us of our visit. A good way to spend an afternoon.