The history of this place is incredible and well put together for visitors! More

Wandering around getting the feel of the old walls. The kitchens are the star of Cowdray and we had a cookery demo (baking on a griddle) by two enthusiastic volunteers. Pleasant walk through water meadows to the entrance which would be delightful save for the litter and dog droppings. More

we had to look around outside as the it is closed to the public until March, but lovely setting More

Interesting especially listening to the head set. More

The sign on the gate was misleading as it referred to the ruins and walled garden and restaurant. We paid the entry fee only to find that the gardens are under separate management and entry was not included in the £8 entry fee and they were not open, Neither was the restaurant which is nearly a mile away and not... More

Excellent with knowledgeable volunteer guides. I would recommend it to anyone. More

Since my last - and first - review of Cowdray Castle I've made numerous visits to re-acquaint myself with this magical place. When you first arrive in Midhurst and glimpse the Ruins from the Bus Station the beautiful, half-mile, golden Castle Causeway hits you right between the eyes. It changes colours with the season and the light; but artists and... More

Set in lush rolling polo fields and with the lovely town of Midhurst next door with great places for lunch a trip to the Cowdray ruins is a must. Great Tudor history and a really good shop. More

Cowdray is an intriguing ruin full of romance of a byegone age. I visited it this summer and wished I had brought my watercolours with me so that I could sit among the ruined walls and capture the atmosphere of the place. I loved the huge mullioned windows but always find a great sadness in seeing the vestiges of a... More