Absolute gem of a place. Firstly it was so nice to be able to take our dog into the priory and surrounding walk. Parking was excellent onsite by the shop, wonderful customer service from the lady who went out of her way to tell us about the priory it's buildings and advice on a walk to a stream. It's a lovely walk and is exposed to the elements, so if like us, it was a lovely hot sunny day, make sure you wear a hat! Lots of pockets of space for picnics which I think would be something I would of done as the views are perfect. After our walk we then took the trail thru the fields towards the church and pub. It's worth the price as the upkeep of the grounds, though if you are a English Heritage member you get in for free.

A site with a huge amount of history in the remaining ruins. The buildings were clearly once very ornate, given the carving that stil appears on some walls. With the informative boards around the site it was easy to picture the priory as it once was. Staff all very friendly and helpful. Shame the loos had been vandalised - the staff loos had been opened instead (note, the hot water is *very*hot - probably should be turned down!).

Really interesting history. Small display available before entering large site or worth buying guide/audio guide. Spent circa 90 minutes looking around the site. Car park/shop/toilets on site. No cafe but hot drinks available. helpful and friendly staff. Can take your four legged friend with you!

We were so pleased we chose this site as we usually just visit the castle. It really has the wow factor. It helped that we had a sunny day. The staff were exceptional. Had an issue with my Autistic son trying to leave the site and suddenly a lot of members with dogs. We were assisted and this really made a difference to our day. Excellent staff.