A vast park where you could easily spend the day and still not see everything. Some really interesting and thought-provoking sculptures which are really brought to life by their setting. Love that you can bring a picnic or eat in the cafe. There's an app that's meant to help you navigate the park but it's really poor and definitely needs to be rethought as all it did was frustrate us! I would definitely visit again next time I'm in the area. It goes without saying that comfortable shoes/trainers are a must!

I really love this park, but it is simply too expensive to go now. I took two friends and it cost £27 for three of us! Some of the sculptures have been here for ten years so it wasn’t like I was going to look at new exhibitions. I’ll be going elsewhere for scenic walks with friends now.

Great park but poor proactive staff. Went past the underground galleries to walk around the park intending to visit them in the last hour before closing. Got back at 4 oclock and the door was locked. Went to information desk and was told that they close them at 4 o'clock, I explained that I assumed they would remain open until 5 when the park closed. I was told that I shouldn't assume and was handed a booklet with the times of opening etc. When I read the times it said the galleries were open to 5! I showed the girl at the desk and she then said they had printed the wrong times in the booklet. I pointed out that it was our first visit and considering the high price of entry I would expect the galleries to remain open as long as the park as unlike a restaurant no cleaning up was needed. I also found out a map was available but when we collected our tickets on arrival nothing was offered, again not that important but a little thought in going the extra mile when I explained it was our first visit would be great. No offer to give a complementary ticket to see the underground galleries on a return visit even if I felt wasn't needed but given the circumstances around the poor customer relations it could have been offered. I will go again as its a great park but just be wary of the service you get with your visit.

Let me start, I love this place, I did used to go 2 or 3 times a year and it was really nice. Pay just for car parking, take the dog around the grounds, have a look for anything new, spend about 90 minutes. Now the model has changed and you pay for each person its just not very good value for money, if you have never been or not for a long time then it's great still, but for me not that much changes in exhibitions, I'm not paying £40 to walk around a (nice) park and see maybe one new thing.

Large grounds to explore you can easily make a full day of it. Car park was well set out on gravel track so will be fine on muddy days. The café prices are extortionate would advise to bring a picnic as there are picnic benches to make use of.

We visit at least once a year as things to see change every so often. Lots to see both indoors and outdoors. Beautiful views and interesting exhibitions. We take our own food as cafe is quite expensive and can get very busy.

Pre the pandemic we used to visit quite frequently and loved it. It was free to walk in off the bus with the dog or we would drive and pay the reasonable parking free. I'm happy to pay some money and support the charity, but now it's £9 per person it is just too expensive at difficult times. I wish they offered a reduced price ticket for just the grounds as I'm not allowed inside with the dog anyway. Looks like I'm going to have to miss out visiting now which is a disappointing.

We have had the YSP on out Bucket List for many years. However, being based in Cambridgeshire it’s a bit of a trek. So with a weekend I. Yorkshire planned YSP was on the top on the list to visit. Easy to find, friendly staff to guide your arrival and good parking, our trip was all set to go. Thought we would start with a cold drink as it was a hot day … £2.80 for a can of Fanta! Really??? Anyway the sculptures were thought provoking and the park site itself magnificent - after 2 hours we headed home but thought we had earned an ice cream. 2 scoops, £5:30. Really?? We were just a couple but I can imagine the cost with a hungry young family. Entrance was reasonably priced with under 25s going free but once in provinces are a bit steep.

Really enjoyed a few hours here. Without a doubt will be buying the annual ticket. One off visit costs £9 or £6 for an adult which is good value and includes parking think it’s reasonable and on par with other places local like Lotherton Hall. Very dog friendly with pleasant walks and stunning scenery. The one thing that annoyed me was the takeaway cafe which do not provide trays. So how do I walk back to inside/out door seating with the 4 coffees 3 sandwiches and cakes I’ve just bought??? Trays are pretty essential in a cafe which isn’t just takeaway as the the staff stated to me because guess what you can sit inside. No really very customer friendly is it.

Lovely place to visit. Great for adults and children. Lots to see and interactive activities for children, and adults to get involved in. Well worth a visit. Restaurant clean and handy for a bite to eat.