Always loved Beatrix potter from being a child so this was must. Plenty to look at and learn. Not too busy. Some beautiful arts and lots of cuteness. Not badly prices. I think the shops stock was abit rubbish not enough pubble duck cuteness for me. But really glad we went.

We visited as a family, we booked online and as we queued to pick up our tickets we were ignored by a member of staff who proceeded to greet the people behind us instead, despite me acknowledging the member of staff. Not a great first impression. We went to the Peter rabbit birthday show first, it was very good. We as a family really enjoyed the performance. We then went to the main attraction, it was very informative with all the tvs full of information. I felt the rest of the attraction lacked. It didn’t take us very long until we had been round the whole thing and by this point the kids were bored. We headed through the gift shop again the staff in there weren’t very friendly. We’ve done it once and highly doubt I would recommend to friends or go back again.

We have been before but this time we also attended Peter Rabbit's birthday. Quite frankly one of the best shows we have seen, we all laughed our socks off and it was all very professional, great sound quality etc. The actual Attraction is also very good.

We came here with our young daughter as shes a fan of peter rabbit. We parked over the road in the pay and display car park. The entrance to the attraction was a bit of a disaster. There was one queue when we arrived but then some people started coming in the back door and trying to filter in. After about 10 minutes of queuing we were asked if we wouldn't mind joining the back of the other queue. I said yes, I did mind, because we were here before all of those other people. They then decided to let us go to the front of the other queue, but then immediately started letting people for our original queue go in so we still ended up going it last. The organisation was an absolute shambles. I appreciate it was busy but they had no clue whatsoever. We had a nice time looking around all the different exhibitions. The exhibitions were well laid out and there were some information boards and interactive exhibits. Whilst it was enjoyable, I did think it was expensive for what was there.

If you are a Beatrix Potter fan or young child this is a must see. I could see how others might overlook this, but I’d recommend that anyone with an inner child could enjoy a bit of time here. I visited on a quiet warm afternoon so found the cool inside a welcome retreat for a bit. The depiction of the stories was lovely. My favorite part was actually the biographical information about Miss Potter herself. I also ate at the lovely restaurant downstairs and it was absolutely wonderful. Highly recommended the afternoon tea, delicious treats and such a good value.

Beatrix Potter fans will love it. Recreations of the characters are great and the information provided fleshes out the whole story. However for very small children (eg under age of 5), it lacks an interactive component. A “trail activity” works for older children but not for the pre-schoolers who need something more tactile or sensory to really enjoy the experience. If you have young children I would skip the attraction and go to the Happy Birthday Peter Rabbit show at the Old Laundry Theatre which the attraction shares a building with. The show was great fun, interactive and kids will love it.

We visited today with a 2.5 and a 5 year old. The attraction was clean and tidy and staff appeared helpful and happy. My only downside is, although the displays were very good, I just felt there could have been more interaction equipment for the children to play with. Maybe we have been spoilt from the Blackpool Peter Rabbit exhibition but I wasn't overly impressed with Beatrix Potter attraction. For the price you pay for less than an hour walk round. It does tell the story which is well done how they have done it, but I do feel for the younger children there wasn't much for them to get involved in.

The tour was magical, particularly for children, there was a reasonable amount to see and read, though some of the screens appeared to be “stuck” and didn’t work. The small garden was a little disappointing I think they could have done more with it, it looked like it hadn’t been finished. We took some great photos and had a look in the gift shop. It was a lovely hours visit but I personally found it overpriced for what it was. Overall we had a pleasant visit and I’d recommend it for younger children.

Fantastic attraction for the young ones, the show was amazing my 15 month old granddaughter was captivated for the full hour. We went to Peter rabbits tea party too which was ok - afternoon tea was average at best - the sandwiches were dry, the tea luke warm and crisp that a child could choke on however netting Peter was fun for the children and the afternoon tea is served on beautiful Beatriz potter crockery. The gift shop is lovely And the staff are amazing

My 4 year was captivated by the displays and the movie at start was good . However for the money we paid I thought it was a little dated. Not enough interaction and very few moving displays. The garden looked like it could do with a bit more work as appeared unfinished . We paid over £30 for our family visit and were in and out attraction within half an hour. Disappointing. Book given not age appropriate. The one in Blackpool by far exceeds this one. Would not go back nor recommend due to the high cost . Shame as this is marketed as one of the best attractions in Lake District for international visitors .