Great day out for young or old. As an "Old" was daunted by steep paths and steps ...however by taking my time and admiring the views all went well. Lots of different Follies to admire and enjoy everything from narrow bridges over gorges to underground dark caves ...don't forget your torch,or buy one from reception .Cafe for tea and snacks... More

We returned the May bank holiday weekend, having not been for approx 6 years or so. We went with our 2 sons, a 10 year old who had to climb up everything and a 10 month old who had to be held most of the time. Its worth noting that you can't take a pram or buggie around the site... More

Visited May Bank Holiday, the weather was great and although busy it didn't seam overcrowded. Family of 4 was £22 which I thought was good value. If you want exercise then this is ideal, plenty of walking with lots of steps and a few hills! Wouldn't recommend if walking was either a problem or you don't enjoy it. Not over... More

We love the variation of scenery at this park but our families have only just discovered it with us and they think it's fantastic. Even the nearly 4yr old managed 3hrs there! you need to be fit and have good footwear to make the most of the walks. The den building went down well with our grandkids and we will... More

Went there today - may bank holiday. Not too many people. The caves and the Swedish bridge plus the tower are great fun. We also saw peregrine falcon there swooping between the cliff edges. It was quite hard work as the path is very steep in places we wouldn't recommend to people with children under 5 as we think they... More

We have been here three times, there's so much to see and the staff are really friendly. Our youngest is 3 years old and can just about manage 3 hours there as there's a lot of steps. We've bought a season ticket so we can go back and see everything else anytime.

What a brilliant place! You need to be either young or fit or both to get the most our of a day here. It was a dry day when we visited and not to hot with was ideal as there are parts of the route which are extremely challenging if you're out of condition or in any way infirm. Definitely... More

Fortunatly we were there on a quiet day.. enough others so we didn't feel it was deserted, but I guess in school holls it will be a bit frantic.

I last visited Hawstone Follies about 20 years ago and decided a re-visit was on the cards. This is a unique attraction; not for the feint hearted but I saw families with quite young children enjoying themselves, but more suited to active people or families with slightly older children. It consists of walks through beautiful woods, with glimpses of stunning... More