This was our 2nd visit to Wisley Gardens (we live in the Midlands) to see the 'Wisteria Walk', our first visit was last year and this year's display was just as spectacular. There are an abundance of staff who keep these gardens looking immaculate. We only wish that we lived closer as we would most definitely take out memberships so that we could spend more time there and experience the different seasons. The only downside is the poor selection of food in both the garden shop cafe and the restaurant and the extortionate cost of both venues.

RHS Wisley is beautiful, there was so much to see when we visited in June and we were lucky is was a lovely sunny day once the sun broke through the clouds. The last time we visited Hilltop was being built so this was the first time we were able to see the building and the world food garden which are impressive. The Glasshouse as always was a delight to visit and the lilies on the canal were stunning. The only problem was getting to the gardens, the journey on the M25 was a nightmare due to roadworks which look like they will be there for a very long time! and as we were visiting from Cambridgeshire the journey time doubled for us. There are plenty of places to get something to eat and drink within Wisley, yes it is expansive but no more than any other attraction. I would recommend a visit to these gardens if you get the opportunity and if they were not so far away for us we would be visiting often.

We go to Wisley regularly. Lush gardens. Great soft play for kids. Parking is great. My main criticism is the food in the Terrace food hall is absolutely pants. Dry tasteless quiche, the worse fish cake I'd ever had and tasteless mac and cheese - all these are easy things to get right! And it cost £50 for 2 adult lunches and nibbles for a baby which is a proper rip off considering it was school dining hall quality food - actually I think my old school had better food. Please improve this - it's such a shame as Wisley is so lovely otherwise.

I went to see the flower show, on this Sunday too. It is quieter than the big shows with no display gardens: just stalls and marquees selling the plants. I also visited Hilltop, a windy spot with a good cafe and interesting veg growing areas, walking uphill to it along the newly laid out Piet Oudorf walk. The weather was damp and misty but that didn't spoil the spirits of buyers or - too much - the soggy produce of the sellers.

Have been here several times in the last 4 years. It has been at different times during the period May-September, sometimes several times / season. It's a nice area for the kids to play in. You can have a picnic right next to it. The greenhouse offers a wonderful experience even for a 3-4 year old. It's well maintained. A new area that I experience was with a little more autumn flowers. Beautiful. Ends with a viewpoint completely surrounded by wonderfully scented lavender. It is a great “garden” and there is so much to see. What was not so appreciated by us was that they have turned the restaurant by the greenhouse into a “regular” restaurant. Was more like a picnic restaurant before, where you could go and pick up what you wanted. This time it wasn't as much running around and doing as much as possible, so the rose area and the smelling peas had to be now. The Japanese part with the different flowering trees we take in May/June, when they are most beautiful. It is so nice there and think you should visit it. Then they have a very big store if you want to shop.

Superb gardens and as usual so much evidence of outstanding horticultural expertise and ongoing development. One hopes however that it won’t be at the cost of ordinary people’s ability to share in it. Prices of tickets, refreshments, goods for sale in the shop bear little relation to reality. (A shame rock cakes have been replaced by poor substitute). Look forward to Piet Oudolf’s garden!

Today I met my friend at Woking Station and caught the £2 bus to Wisley. It is such a beautiful place and as I use a wheelchair I loved the assistance bus in the centre that easily drove me and my friend to the top of the hill. Chris Hamilton was the driver and was super friendly to all people needing help. The day was beautiful and with the discount on plants I bought, I came home with more than I expected. A beautiful place so much room everywhere

Booked a couple of months ago and only read the reviews of the Xmas lights today. They were very mixed and we weren’t looking forward to our experience. However we were pleasantly surprised. We all enjoyed our time today. 7 of us aged 70 down to 1 year. However the experience was marred by the journey both off the A3 northbound and back to it southbound. The signage is absolutely dreadful and caused us a horrible journey on the way home due to the incorrect signs. It would put me off returning

Amazing gardens but take your own food. As always a terrific standard of horticulture but equally poor offering in the catering department. Poor choice, expensive, surly staff and failings not rectified despite previous promises.

Visited Wisley Glow. Was superb and exceeded our expectations. Well worth a visit. Only 4 star as the shuttle bus didn’t arrive at Woking. On return there was no bus for 2 hours so best to plan not to use this facility!