The Sculpture Park

Had a lovely day out, spent about 5 hours out which included a coffee break at pub across the road. No cafe on site but no problem, they have toilets. Staff was polite and informative. Absolutely hundreds of sculptures to see and the trail was quite easy to follow.

A brilliant escape to immerse in art and nature. Don’t miss the amazing interactive art of the mineshaft… absolute giggle. This is my first visit… I will come again, bring friends and spread the word.Any time here is blissful. Thank you to Eddie Powell for curating such a magical experience.I’m not sure it’s especially easy for wheelchair users.

What a truly beautiful and magnificent place to visit for a few hours to switch off from reality. It's a lot bigger than expected and over 1000 sculptures there was something beautiful in every direction. I loved it and highly recommend a visit. Plenty of picnic places and lovely walk, no matter the weather.

A brilliant day out in a beautiful location. The sculptures are stunning amongst the gorgeous Surrey woodlands, so much to see! Enjoyed every step of the coloured trails you can follow.

The camera does not do it justice! A place where nature meets art and magic is born. Every twist and turn, nook and cranny, ground to tree top was covered with masterpieces. Upon arrival there was ample parking (all ground level) and noticeably a pub opposite in case you wanted some grub. For £15 per person and a trail that takes 1.5-3hours with no time limit or even grievance againat leaving the grounds and coming back again this sculpture park is a truly hidden gem. Once stepping past the entrance gate you feel like you've fallen into Wonderland or better yet the secret garden!My only reason for not 5* is that I believe they should invest in a horsebox at reception that provides hot/cold drinks.All routes are labelled and are not to physically demanding but I would take pause if you are in a wheelchair because as much as it is lovely, not all of it is fully accessible due to the acres of land they have. However, anyone with walking aids and canes can find themselves going along at their own pace. There are plenty of benches for rest at lots of intervals as well.A truly hidden gem that emulates the wonder of the secret garden and highlights the beauty of sculptures.

Our trip to the park this week was a little soggy, but enjoyable. If you've not been then make sure you add this to your list.With over 300 sculptures, there is alot to see and take in. It's a great couple of hours of wandering around, and you can pop to the Bel and Dragon over the road after.It costs £15 to enter (£10 for concessions), parking is free and there are toilets and WiFi on site.This was our second visit, and it didn't disappoint

A great selection of different sculptures are placed around the place as you wind through the pretty walkways. All incorporated into the trees and vegetation it feels very magical. You cross over water and bridges and there is so much to look at. Some of the sculptures are available to buy if that's your kind of thing. The staff are very friendly and informative. There is no café available which I was surprised at but you are allowed your own food and drinks and there are plenty of shelters and benches to sit down and relax.

Very nice place for a day out, Need to be dry day as the place is in the middle of a forest. Need a lit a bit rearranged the arrow with itinerary, because is confusing. All together lot's to wiew and also you can by some sculpture. Is definitely a YES, Need to be seen.

This place is magical.A surprising gem in the Churt woodlands, The Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park offers a fantastic half day out exploring the most wonderful art and sculptures from local, and slightly more far-flung, artists.Visiting twice in 2016 and 2020, and clearly due another visit soon, the park is well-priced, well signposted and offers several routes around that offer varying levels of accessibility. These are split up into colours, with an option that takes you through all, or you can choose which is most suitable for you and your mobility, from the start.Staff are warm and welcoming, and knowledgable on the installations and most of the artists too.I’d definitely recommend visiting in the autumn/winter season, as it just adds another layer of cosy magic to the experience, with the woodlands bursting into orange and yellow hues. And there’s a pub, and plenty of others, close by for afters!

Incredible day out, great for kids and adults. Like a Disney land for Sculptures. We only managed a third of the park and are planning another visit very soon. There is a lovely pub opposite the Entrance/Exit for refreshments after this wonderful adventure.