Stunning walk, just need plenty of energy! Took the dog around Hawkstone park and had a great time. Lots of things to see and do, views are stunning, and even spotted and unexplored castle hidden away 👀 The walk was a little muddy especially after a lot of rain, but the views were second to none. Shop had lots of cute things for the dog and trust me you’ll want an ice cream at the end too!

Great day out. Fantastic park with so many hidden surprises. It starts with a lot of steps to Walk up. I would recommend bringing your own picnic if you want To eat as facilities are limited once you get up there. It is much bigger than you think. Stunning views, narrow bridges, deep caves. Whole circuit takes about 2.5 hours to walk. Great day out and dogs on leads are welcome.

Such a magical place great day out , like you was on a little adventure. Took the dogs was good walk for them definitely tired them and us out , was a long walk with lots of steps . The views were amazing. Take a torch .went on a bank holiday Monday so it was quite busy .

If you are in the area it is well worth calving out time to enjoy this unusual attraction. You need to be reasonable assured on foot and fairly fit to enjoy the slightly more challenging parts of the walk. My wife and (both late 70's) spent 3 hours exploring the sights. I won't spoil your enjoyment by describing the various interesting features. However, I will say it is an excellent day out for families with energetic children.

What a wonderfully different place this is. No interactive screens or headsets, just a simple map and a few arrows to guide you through rhododendron forests, woodland, mini canyons, caves, grottos and tunnels. As the website and entrance warning states you do need to be quite fit to walk around as there are lots of steep steps and inclines. The friendly man at reception said the whole area should take about 2.5 to 3 hours to explore. Usually when places say this, I find I can do it in less than half that time, but he was spot on - and we didn’t loiter too much either. As others have said, the cafe could do with invigorating (more it’s food offering than its general ambience) and a few fences need some maintenance (there must be several miles of them though to be fair), but they are harsh quibbles considering. At less than £10 pp it’s also a cheap day. Dogs are free - you are asked to keep them on a lead but this (I guess) is more for their safety around some of the more precipitous attractions than any churlishness. We found plenty of of safe opportunity to let them have a run around away from others. Thoroughly recommended - whether up you’ve got children or not!

My wife and I decided to leave the kids behind and spend the day together at the Follies and we had an amazing time. Parking is free and the entry fee is reasonable for what is a great experience all around. We particularly enjoyed the Swiss bridge and the Caves (Remember your torch!)

Why anyone gives this place fewer than 5 stars defeats me. Some people just love to be disappointed. It's a fantastic place, so many interesting and quirky places to explore. Yes, probably not as much fun on a wet day but if the sun's shining it's brilliant. We spent 5 hours there - party of 3 adults, a 6 and a 3 year old. Everyone loved it and the reception staff were first class.

A fantastic place to explore, we did the strenuous path and it took us about 2 hours 40 minutes. Plenty of seating to rest along the way. Well worth a visit. We took food with us, there is a cafe with basic food and hot drinks. Lovely views from the tower, caves were great fun. Highly recommend it.

Gorgeous walks and plenty to see even in the rain. Could easily spend half a day exploring if you wanted. Paths can be very uneven and steep at points though so will be bringing walking boots with us next time! There is a little shop at the beginning of the trail as well as a tea room, and the staff there were extremely pleasant. A must do for families if visiting around Shrewsbury/Shropshire.