We visited as a family of 8 adults, 2 young children, including a pushchair and a mobility scooter. The grounds were lovely with wide pathways. The staff were all friendly and very helpful. There are wheelchairs at the castle entrance to access the castle with helpful staff on hand. We enjoyed the Sculpture Trail and the Bird of Prey display. The tickets were a bit expensive but they are valid for a year and we didn't do/see everything so will be returning 😊

We stayed in the stable rooms and they were amazing very clean, large rooms with every amenity that you could require. The castle was a delight with so many different things to do as well as touring the castle. We enjoyed finding out in the castle all about Lady Baillie and her life in the 1920's which added an interesting slant on the rest of the castles' long history. We found the maze, grottos and crazy golf to be great fun and very entertaining. The beach area and adventure playground also looked to be fun if you were visiting with young children. In fact there were lots of activities for children to enjoy as well as adults. The gardens and walks around the castle were well laid out and beautifully kept. The only slight area that we felt let the castle down was the restaurant which served most of the food luke-warm and where some of the staff were not very polite (however we would stress that this was not true of all the staff). Overall it is a great place to visit mixing history with modern activities, the best of both worlds.

We arrived at lunchtime and baulked a bit at the £35 admission price! However, the sculpture trail was great, the gardens and trees really interesting and the building magnificent, despite the patient volunteer locking each door behind us as we went round. (We were definitely the last visitors.). We enjoyed the ferry, although the cost is not included in the entry and there seemed lots for families to do.

Just got home from your firework event. Awesome, awesome, awesome 👏 Film themed music was perfect 👍 and fireworks choreographed to music, again awesome. Best one yet 👏👏👏👏 See you next year

We spent four nights at Leeds Castle, one of us was a wheelchair user. It was a really wonderful experience, the breakfast was lovely, the accommodation spacious, the staff were attentive and pleasant. The grounds were beautiful and fortunately for us the weather too. We shall definitely return and I cannot recommend this experience enough.

It's a lovely place and we're lucky it's so local. We've been members for the last 5-6 years. I definitely wouldn't pay over £90 for my family if I wasn't local and it was a one off. It's disgusting that the child ticket is now 3 plus when they aren't even at school. I do think there should be more offers available to locals or parents and toddlers - that includes 3 year olds!!! The play areas are fantastic and the new "beach" has been a great addition. The view is beautiful. And the landscaping through all the seasons can be enjoyed. However, the food and gifts shops are totally overpriced, thankfully there are plenty of picnic benches. Meanwhile surprisingly the crazy golf is currently very reasonable and a great little course, along with the train to ferry you back to the car park. The maze is also excellent especially if you make it through the grotto. We rarely go in the house so I won't comment. Staff are helpful and kind.

I visited a Narnia Christmas at Leeds castle with my grandchildren. It was a magical experience, the actors all interacted with the children. The Snow Queen was particularly good. The restaurant food was excellent and the staff very helpful. We can’t wait to return in the Spring and Summer. Very good value

We visited Leeds Castle as a birthday treat for us both. The grounds were getting ready for the Christmas Light spectacular £18pp. However due the cold (we went early) after a nice hot coffee, we decided to tour the castle. You must see the Narnia - The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe event. The display teams have produced the most inspiring spaces. Absolutely spectacular. You follow the route and visit most of the important scenes from the book. A must see. On now until 1 January 2024. A treat for the whole family. Great for couples and singles. You can take photos of yourselves sitting within fabulous scenes. Don't miss it.

We've been to Leeds Castle a few times and always enjoy it. Today we went to the Christmas event (Narnia in the castle) and it was magical. It was very wet and busy but the staff were very good and sorted the queue so we were sheltered. Inside the Castle, we went through a wardrobe to entcostequmes and interacted with the children so well. There were at least 14 impeccablly decorated real Christmas trees inside and a whole forest of fake trees. My kids (9 and 6) loved it, as did I!

Happy to pay the £20 each but I thought the £8 to park was unnecessary. With the booking fee it's £50 for 2, that's not an insignificant amount for an hour's walk about. It took us about 1hour 15 mins to amble around, including a stop halfway for a mulled wine :-) The lights are really nice, themed to music and although there were lots of people, we didn't feel crowded at any time. Overall a pleasant start to Christmas, but would've preferred the parking to be free as £20 each is enough for the light trail. Lovely lights, all very clever.