Lovely park, lots to do. Even in the winter the paths are well maintained so it doesn't get muddy. The play areas is great for all ages. We visit regularly, there is always something to see or do. The crazy golf is really good and not too expensive like some. The shops and cafe in the stable area are lovely, we always stop for an ice cream It's a great day out for the family, we take a picnic in the summer and spend hours here.

The High Ropes were amazing. For the price I wasn't expecting an exhilarating experience - I was wrong. From the greeting to our departure it was a tricky, yet safe experience. The staff were brilliant and even after rescuing 2 of the party they maintained a happy and engaging demeanour.

My wife and I go to this wonderful park and over time we have taken kids and grand kids on many occasions. Also very dog friendly. Great to see all the development work especially at the Hall which will be amazing when finished. Played the 18 hole golf course and the crazy golf (love the boat near the last hole where you pull a rope to get you across the water🤣). Golf shop and cafe with fresh coffee. Great local in Two Left feet. Don’t forget Foodie Fridays. Lovely bakery, cafe, ice cream parlour, chocolate shop and fabulous farm shop / butchers by Forsters local farmers. There is live music, market fairs, miles of glorious walks that links with canal tow paths, mini train play areas, high rope access and another mini golf course. Large car parks and the first 30 mins are for free. Lots more to see and do. (I know this will make the place even busier but everyone deserves the opportunity to go there 😇) Something for everyone and accessibility is catered for.

We visited Haigh Hall today to have some lunch at Graze and play the adventure golf. We enjoyed both. For lunch, we both had the pie, chips, gravy and mushy peas. There was a choice of pie. It was steak or meat and potato. We had meat and potato. It was delicious. We had a cup of tea and everything came to £20 The adventure golf was really good too. It cost us £11 on total, and there were 18 holes.

Lovely park to visit for young children plenty of open space ,free play area slides climbing etc . Crazy golf area for reasonable cost. Dog friendly . Central courtyard with cafes ,street food ,artisan bakery ,ice cream shop etc . Be careful with price as the cafe we visited Graze ended up costing £18 just for two children the sausage roll ar £2.50 I felt was very reasonable however £6 for 6 mozzarella sticks expensive 4 chicken nuggets and small oven chips £5.50 fruit shoots were £2.50 . However there are plenty of areas to eat food you can bring in yourself . Small funfair area for young children very expensive at £2.50 a ride and £4 for hook a duck . Not meaning to sound tight but during the summer holidays it is ideal to take young children but in our case it ended up costing over £60 for two children that includes a visit to the whippy ice cream van which is obligatory with youngsters . Highly recommended just wanted to give people a heads up

We took a group of boys to the high ropes aged between 6 and 12 and they had an amazing time! The youngest went on the low ropes course and the older ones on the high ropes and all had a brilliant experience. The staff were very friendly and encouraging. They delayed the session to wait for the pouring rain to ease which it did thankfully. They added extra time onto the end and even helped us out with one of the bookings made for the incorrect time. Would highly recommend, we will definitely return. Thank you!

We walked around the outskirts of the park which was pretty peaceful. The signposting is not good in some parts so Googlemaps was useful here. Families did stick nearer to the visitor centre / play area naturally. Car parking was £3.50 over 1.5 hours.