Despite it being 2 days after Storm Ciaran we had a lovely visit to Great Comp. We were given helpful advice about conditions underfoot. The garden is a good size and there is plenty of seating. The trees are splendid and gave plenty of autumn colours as did the salvias - you can tell they are a passion. We look forward to growing the one we bought.

We gave been visiting Great Comp for years. It is a beautiful tranquil garden which in my opinion knocks many National Trust gardens out of the park. The only slight downside is the tearoom. When you enter the tearoom, you're confronted by a blackboard full of rules, which is reminiscent of pandemic times. Plus, they've designated sandwich fillings as standard or premium (why? No-one else does this). We tried premium which were just OK, nothing special (you would get better at Pret). Sorry Great Comp, but we will eat elsewhere in future.

Thank you Kent Big Weekend for the tickets to the Great Comp Garden. Beautiful garden full of azaleas, rhododendrons, magnolias and tulips. Lots of interest including a woodland walk. Various seating areas to appreciate the tranquility and birdsong. Fantastic tearoom where we had a lovely cream tea and school cake served by friendly staff. Cannot wait to come back in the summer to see the garden in full bloom, more cream teas and maybe a Ploughmans too. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely garden , more on the wild side. Disappointing food. Ciabatta with Ploughman s was so hard, it was inedible. They charged me one pound for ONE buttered slice of normal bread to replace ciabatta. Poor sense of customer service. The garden exit on a bend is very dangerous with no mirror to help. Beware.

A 7 acre garden tucked away but well worth a visit. Nicely maintained but not overly so. With different areas to explore including lawns in front of the house, an Italianate garden, ruins and woodland areas. At the time of our visit in July the hydrangeas were stunning. Also numerous salvias, dahlias and other interesting plants. There is also a small tea room and a small nursery selling plants. If you have an interest in gardens you could spend 2 hours here wandering around.

Visited with my husband and our two young grandsons. It is a lovely garden with well kept flower beds, a large variety of trees and various areas to explore. Our grandsons loved the woodland walk, and the little summerhouse. The tearoom was excellent with tasty cakes and a nice pot of tea. Will be returning another time.