This is a beautiful park where you can enjoy a walk, run, picnics or photography. It's very…read morepeaceful and (I believe) free! There is a small snack stand to grab a coffee or a treat before your activity. Serene is the best word I think to describe the park. You can see the Queen's swans and dogs are allowed now, but I don't believe they need a leash the entire time. Great scenic spots for photos. I really enjoyed my visit to Virginia Water.

The Valley Garden at Virginia Water is a magical place. The "Punch Bowl" is especially gorgeous,…read morefilled with flowers and bursting colors in May. A must see. And, you won't believe that this is part of the "Greater London." Just a quick train ride away for a day trip. It is a great hiking place and paradise for photographers. The only slightly annoying issue is there are no toilets. At all. More an issue for girls than guys.

This is a really friendly camping and caravanning club site. It has no toilets or showers so it is…read moreessential that you have your own. As we only have a folding camper we made good use of the toilets in the Sainsburys in town. Possibly because of the lack of facilities the two times that we have been there have been very few children which does mean that the site is quiet except for the parakeets which are quite noisy in the mornings. Do be aware that there is quite a long narrow road approaching the campsite. Could be awkward at busy times.

Swiss is a lovely place , totally would recommend to anyone interested in camping …read more Swiss has some wonderful facilities which are kept well clean and tidy. The small restaurant and bar near reception is a lovely . Have wonderful friendly staff who are always ready to help . WiFi is good however is weaker in certain areas so if you to be by the end of the site it would be weakened (Password is swisswifi ) . Has a lovely pool which is now heated. Good length . It's great for kids like toddlers to teens with its levelled pool made for all heights . Loads of areas for play for kids . Swings,monkey bars and seasores has all things need even has some new gear coming as well . A large field perfect for games such as rounders football cricket it could go on . They even have a massive swing which is very enjoyable , I don't get enough of "Let's go on the swing ""can we go on the swing " from my sister but it's well made and very enjoyable would give it a try . If your trying to find it I would go to the tippy top of the camp site and walk up up until you find these three amazing swings . Has great amounts of wildlife easily flowing around caravans to tents . A small pond can also be found here which can help some hobbies like fishing and boat racing of your feeling cool . You definitely won't miss out on seeing the ducks or tadpoles on the pond . Easy walk to the town center which has wonders of coffee shops and unexplored fashionable shops . The community of the town is welcoming and warm . Totally would recommend drifters as they have a nice cafe upstairs with a nice set of staff . The river as well is a bonus seeing some fit men and women rowing is quite a good look shall we say and theirs even a steam boat ride if your interested . Overall love Swiss farm is a great areas for my family camping totally recommend to long term campers and short term :) .

Blackberry Wood Campsite is camping with a difference. Don't expect a big field chock a block with…read morevarious tents. Here you hire your own personal glade in the Wood complete with fire pit, cute carved benches and your personal cooking grate to knock up a truly rustic feast. The location is really beautiful and while you are in the country and will certainly need a car to reach to site, it's still close enough to Brighton (about 4 miles from Ditchling) to be easily accessible. Be warned though, this place is immensely popular and weekend stays are already fully booked for the summer season of 2010. You can check for availability of glades on their website and you may get lucky and find a slot from a cancellation. The lady who runs the site lives in a caravan at the campsite, complete with chickens running about the place. She has a small shop with supplies including milk and firewood. There are also showers and proper toilets. If you don't feel like sleeping in a tent there are also a number of buses, Gypsy caravans and suchlike to hire for a more comfortable stay. The prices are reasonable and this is really a great way to camp, whilst still retaining the magic of the experience. A real gem and unique approach to a great British pastime. I cannot recommend this place enough!

This is a great campsite set in beautiful countryside. Choice of lakes to fish in, clean toilets,…read morehot showers, good pitches, kids play area, local village shop 5 mins away, had a great time, just booked to go back again in September.

This is a fabulous setting and a great place to go for a lunch, especially in the summer when you…read morecan sit outside around the big pond. Food is good too. We've never been disappointed when we've eaten at Sumners. Sometimes we just pop in for a coffee or tea as we're local. There are lovely walks through the farm and Simon has thought through the whole project and made a wonderful job. I remember when it was just a local farm and the transformation is amazing. Don't let the weather put you off either. When it's cold and miserable in the winter, you can sit around one of the big log-burners and keep cosy. Certainly one of the best local places for food and to socialise.

Camped here, lower field is better as flat. Toilet and shower facilities are very clean and modern…read moreand some of the best I have seen. Children's play area. Bar could do with more seats as space taken up with pool table. Camp site is plagued by big groups and we had to abandon our holiday after noise from a large group near us went on until 2:00 the park is does not seem to have any wardens to police the site. So much for their strap line peace and tranquility on the door step of Henley.

Gayle and I took a long walk from our Hilton Paddington Hotel to Holland Park, specifically to see…read moreand enjoy their Japanese (Kyoto) Garden. We were not disappointed. It's a sizable park and feels more like being in a jungle vs. the more manicured London green spaces like Kensington Gardens or Hyde Park. So after our visit to the Japanese Garden, we enjoyed just wandering around and kind of getting lost. We also appreciated the peace and quiet that comes with the relative lack of crowds.

I don't know what to say that hasn't already been said. This picturesque park made my family from…read morethe US feel like we lived in London. There is so much to do, plenty of walking trails and gardens, and somehow it's not a tourist trap in any way. We stumbled upon this park, but in hindsight it should've been a prime destination. It didn't hurt that the weather was absolutely perfect. Oh yeah, and there are sizable playgrounds for kids, some for toddlers and smaller kiddos, and an adventure park for older kids. This park has been one of the highlights of our visit to the UK.