Wonderful place to spend a couple of hours or so. Really lovely setting, beautiful trees, plants, small rivers and ponds. Loads of sculptures to look at from the amusing to creative and engaging. We would highly recommend a visit.

OMG - this place is amazing. We ran out of energy to see it all, so will be back. I just wish you paid one entry fee which lasted a year, as it'll be quite expensive going back again.

The best £15 I've spent in a long time. For me, 3 hours was not enough time to appreciate more than 3000 sculptures here. Despite being a cold (3C) and drizzly day in March this hidden gem took my breath away. I was so focussed on each piece that when the paths opened up I often gasped in amazement and wonder at the views and the pop of colour. Yes there are some macabre pieces, and yes not everything was to my liking but overall the skill and imagination involved in creating these pieces is mind-blowing. Personally I liked the quirky skeletons. After an hour I realised I was less than 1/4 of the way round and it closed at 5pm. Really wish I'd got there earlier. There was so much to look at and read. Absolutely fascinating - loved it and will definitely return for a whole day next time. Also for context I was there on a quiet, wet and cold weekday so parking was not an issue. The paths were well maintained and signposted for someone with no mobility issues.

Excellent place. This was our first visit and we loved it. Lots of things to look at. Our only criticism was that there were TOO many sculptures so almost didn't know where to look first! Lots of walking including up and down steps - wear trainers or walking boots. No cafe on site but pub opposite.

The whole experience was amazing. This hidden gem of a place was recommended to us. We’re so pleased to have been now & will be recommending to all! We spent approximately two & a half hours following the free laminated map provided which was well worth it otherwise you may not see everything. It was one fantastic sculpture after other, some completely breathtaking! Please note to wear walking boots or trainers & expect to be walking up & down uneven paths. We’d love to return (with a proper camera next time!) Thank you for sharing these beautiful unique special sculptures.

Took my dad here for the first time and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. Beautiful sculptures everywhere you look plus quiet little places (with robins to boot) to stop for a picnic or a cuppa. It was a great way to while away 2 to 3 hours and then you can enjoy lunch or dinner at the pub opposite.

A truly magical place. I visited for the second time recently, just as the spring flowers started to bloom, and it was just as special as the first time. It took over 2 hours to complete one of the trails through the park which had many beautiful sculptures and places to sit and enjoy. Next time I’ll bring a picnic and stay for longer as there’s so much I haven’t yet seen. A real gem of the Surrey Hills.

What an amazing place. Meander through the laid out paths to see over 800 pieces of sculpture to suit all tastes. The walk is split into 3 sections and vary in terms of differ cults of terrain amounting to around 3 miles altogether. The place is very difficult to find though as it’s not signposted due to not having enough parking they cannot have signage but they have an arrangement with the pub opposite to use their car park. Well worth a visit a real hidden treasure.

I am not into art or going to art galleries but I was blown away by the sculpture park! There are over 800 sculptures along 4 different walks in the forest. There is something for everyone to enjoy and we had an amazing time! All in all it takes around 2.5 hours to do all 4 walks.

From the moment you arrive in this magical place you are transported into another world. The beautiful landscaped gardens are a delight in themselves, but with over 600 sculptures to discover - of endless variety,, some bold and huge, others part hidden or hanging from the majestic trees - your observational skills will be working overtime! An enchanting place that you could easily spend all day in, and still not spot everything. There are numerous places to sit and soak up the very special atmosphere on one of the creatively carved tree-root chairs or benches. Trails are clearly marked and lead you on winding paths through the wonderful wooded terrain, up and down intriguing steps at times & over pretty little wooden bridges, but there are plenty of accessible paths also. Don't miss the fantastic permanent exhibition of Shona ware from Zimbabwe where the friendly Biggie will be very happy to chat with you and explain their incredible skills. Can't wait to visit again!