Stonor Park & Gardens

Thames Valley Rolls Royce Club will be at Stonor Park today for their Summer Picnic. The cars will be on display with the beautiful backdrop of Stonor House. The gardens and grounds will be open all day, and the House and Chapel will be open from 1.30pm.
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The Henley Country Craft Show is coming up next weekend!! Get ready for a fun day out for all the family!
We will have outdoor markets filled with handmade jewellery, homewares, clothing and more – all lovingly created by specialist Craftspeople. Enjoy a wide selection of artisan food and drink providers, and relax in the striking landscape to live music - all at the stunning grounds of Stonor Park & Gardens
For more information and to buy tickets visit http://www.thecraftsh...ows.co.uk/henley- on-thames/…
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Poppy and Smartie will be back at Stonor Park this afternoon from 2.30-3.40. Rides are suitable for ages 18 months to about 10 years old and cost £3. Sign up at the Visitor Centre when you buy your tickets and add this extra treat to your visit to Wonder Woods.

It's definitely a wellies day but Stonor Park is still open! Wonder Woods adventure playground is open all day and Stonor House and Chapel will be open from 1.30pm. The Pantry Cafe is open as well for you to dry off after a morning playing and splashing. #stonor #wetweatherplay

For August Bank Holiday weekend (24th - 27th) join us at the Henley Country Craft Show in the gorgeous grounds of Stonor Park & Gardens.
Explore marquees and outdoor markets filled with handmade jewellery, homewares, clothing and more – all lovingly created by specialist Craftspeople. Enjoy a wide selection of artisan food and drink providers, and relax in the striking landscape to live music.
Tickets will be available online, discounts available for advance purchases.
... For more information and to purchase tickets visit: http://www.thecraftshows.co.uk/henley-on- thames/…
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Finally the weather is perfect for a day out at Stonor Park. Play in our Wonder Woods adventure playground, have lunch in the Pantry and explore Stonor House and Gardens. Gardens and Wonder Woods are open all day (the House and Chapel open from 1.30) so head on over #stonor

Come along to Stonor Park & Gardens this Thursday 9th August and climb a Great Big Tree, with the assistance of The Great Big Tree Climbing Co!
Climbs are £20 per hour, all kit and instruction included. Family fun for all from the age of 6. Just can't beat the feeling… book online at https://www.bigtreeclimbing.co.uk/tree-cl imbing-events/
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Stonor Park is closed today, Saturday 4th August, for a private function. We will be open again as normal tomorrow.

It's Friday and that means Poppy and Smartie are coming to Stonor Park & Gardens :) They will be giving pony rides from 2:30 until 4:40pm, near the 'Wonder Woods' adventure playground.
Rides are £3 per child, you will need to have purchased a ticket for Stonor first. You can book your ride at the Visitor Centre. Ages approximately 18 months to 10 years.
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The Great Big Tree Climbing Co are back at Stonor Park on Thursday 9th August. The weather is supposed to be great so come along and climb one of the biggest trees at Stonor. Wonder Woods will be open too and we're giving free access to Wonder Woods to any climbers big or small (supporters still need to get their tickets at the Visitor Centre). Tickets can be purchased at https://bigtreeclimbing.nutickets.com/514 03 and even adults can climb so bring the whole family.

Stonor Park & Gardens will be closed on Saturday 4th August for a private function. We will be open again on Sunday 5th August. :)
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The show must go on! Despite the weather Luna Cinema continues tonight, our final film showing being 'Casablanca'! So bring an umbrella and we will be providing free ponchos. Have a warm drink and take advantage of our hot food on site. It's an adventure!
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The Luna Cinema at Stonor Park & Gardens begins this evening! We are starting off the weekend with Moulin Rouge!
Bring a picnic or enjoy our delicious hot food and bar on site. What a way to wind down on a Friday! Buy tickets here https://www.thelunacinema.com/stonor-park / or on the door. #stonor

Poppy and Smartie are joining us again today as promised! and every Friday for the next 5 weeks :)
From 2:30 until 4:40 they will be giving pony rides! You can book rides at the Visitor Centre, rides are £3 and you will need to have purchased a ticket for Stonor Park & Gardens first. Ages approximately 18 months to 10 years. #stonor

You can still get tickets for The Luna Cinema this weekend at Stonor Park & Gardens, it's going to be spellbinding! Enjoy our three film showings under the stars, at the mesmerising setting of Stonor Park.
For more information and tickets visit https://www.thelunacinema.com/stonor-park / or you can buy in our Visitor Centre
... Friday 27th July - Moulin Rouge Saturday 28th July - Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone Sunday 29th July - Casablanca
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Don’t miss Family Fun at Stonor this Summer Holiday! Little adventurers will love to discover hours of entertainment swinging, jumping, sliding, climbing and splashing in the Wonder Woods Adventure Play Area!. And do you think you’ll be brave enough to try the 50 metre zip wire? Of course you will!
Plus, visit the Gardens, House and more! Don't forget to bring a picnic or treat yourself at The Chilterns Pit Stop Cafe! Book Online & SAVE!

The Luna Cinema is coming to Stonor Park & Gardens THIS WEEKEND!
What classic will you be experiencing on Luna Cinema's giant screen? Showings will take place in the stunning surroundings of Stonor Park, perfect on a summer evening!
Starting with Baz Luhrmann's 'Moulin Rouge' on Friday 27th July.... Followed by 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone', the first in the saga, on Saturday 28th July. Closing with 'Casablanca' on Sunday 29th July.
For more information and tickets visit https://www.thelunacinema.com Tickets can also be bought in our Visitor Centre. #stonor
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What a fantastic day out. We stumbled across this amazing gem of a place by accident today and are so pleased we did. The grounds and house are stunningly beautiful and everything is so clean and well maintained (even the toilets!). The children had a ball playing in the Wonder Woods and we were able to sit back, relax and enjoy the sun in blissful surroundings. The Easter egg hunt was genius and enabled us to walk around the beautiful gardens whilst the children were kept occupied looking for the clues. Every member of staff we came into contact with was polite, courteous and very friendly and the cream tea was gorgeous. Well worth the entrance fee and we will certainly be back again!!!

We visited this place in 2000, while we were living in London for the year. We drove out onto the country roads and actually found the place. They were having an Open House that day and there were many people there. We met the Lord Camoys himself and he and his wife were very gracious. We saw where the famous Edmund Campion was "holed up" during the priest-hunter days of the English Reformation. So much history and the fascinating story of the recusants. We hope that we can visit again sometime when we take another trip to England and meet the Lord and Lady, who wouldn't remember us. It is a beautiful house and chapel and grounds.

We visited this home after visiting a Christmas fair. You need to allow 1 1/2 hours to look round. I was enchanted by the staging of this home and loved the festive floral arrangements.

Really super!

Great day out. My daughter loved the wonder woods, such a clever thought out design with enough to entertain all day. Gardens are great too. It would be good if the house and the pantry opened earlier as 12 and 1.30 are quite late if you get there first thing. Will definately be back.

A stunning house in the most beautiful setting. Well worth a visit!

A beautiful house with a lot of history -- amazing to see how the family and house survived the anti-Catholic period in England. The rooms are all beautiful and unique, and there are several paintings by well-known artists (Van Dyke, Rubens, etc.). There are volunteers dotted around the house who are so lovely to chat with and answer questions. The gardens are lovely to walk around and sit in. There is also a nice children's playground -- admittedly I went on the zip line, and it was fun!



Overall would highly recommend a visit, great way to spend the afternoon!

I Live in Stonor!......Stonor Park and House are worth a visit.

Over priced!!! We paid £18 for 2 adults and 2yr old to basically walk round a small garden and play on a park which is almost identified to a free park near us. House, chapel, shop and cafe were all shut. Yes there was water pumps and sand in your park but so many parks offer this for free. A whole section of the garden was closed off due to the rain we have had, while I appreciate you can’t control the weather you can change your prices accordingly.

You may claim that your prices are in line with other stately homes but you aren’t offering the same experience as them or the same scale. We are national trust members and visit many stately homes and can say we were truly disappoint with what was on offer today. I am also amazed that your cafe and shop are hardly ever open.

On the other hand my 2 yr old loved the Easter trail and you do have a beautiful place to show off. The staff in your visitor centre were lovely and very welcoming and you possibly have the best and cleanest public loos I have ever been in �. I think you just need to consider offering winter prices when you can’t offer as much as you can in the summer.

We will come again in the summer when more is happening and hope to have a better review to give.

Went to stoner thought it was rip of 6 rooms for 12 pounds and a cold tearoom called the pantry which again was not cheap thought we were paying for the family's Christmas

What a fantastic day out. We stumbled across this amazing gem of a place by accident today and are so pleased we did. The grounds and house are stunningly beautiful and everything is so clean and well maintained (even the toilets!). The children had a ball playing in the Wonder Woods and we were able to sit back, relax and enjoy the sun in blissful surroundings. The Easter egg hunt was genius and enabled us to walk around the beautiful gardens whilst the children were kept occupied looking for the clues. Every member of staff we came into contact with was polite, courteous and very friendly and the cream tea was gorgeous. Well worth the entrance fee and we will certainly be back again!!!

We visited this place in 2000, while we were living in London for the year. We drove out onto the country roads and actually found the place. They were having an Open House that day and there were many people there. We met the Lord Camoys himself and he and his wife were very gracious. We saw where the famous Edmund Campion was "holed up" during the priest-hunter days of the English Reformation. So much history and the fascinating story of the recusants. We hope that we can visit again sometime when we take another trip to England and meet the Lord and Lady, who wouldn't remember us. It is a beautiful house and chapel and grounds.

We visited this home after visiting a Christmas fair. You need to allow 1 1/2 hours to look round. I was enchanted by the staging of this home and loved the festive floral arrangements.

Really super!

Great day out. My daughter loved the wonder woods, such a clever thought out design with enough to entertain all day. Gardens are great too. It would be good if the house and the pantry opened earlier as 12 and 1.30 are quite late if you get there first thing. Will definately be back.

A stunning house in the most beautiful setting. Well worth a visit!

A beautiful house with a lot of history -- amazing to see how the family and house survived the anti-Catholic period in England. The rooms are all beautiful and unique, and there are several paintings by well-known artists (Van Dyke, Rubens, etc.). There are volunteers dotted around the house who are so lovely to chat with and answer questions. The gardens are lovely to walk around and sit in. There is also a nice children's playground -- admittedly I went on the zip line, and it was fun!



Overall would highly recommend a visit, great way to spend the afternoon!

I Live in Stonor!......Stonor Park and House are worth a visit.

Over priced!!! We paid £18 for 2 adults and 2yr old to basically walk round a small garden and play on a park which is almost identified to a free park near us. House, chapel, shop and cafe were all shut. Yes there was water pumps and sand in your park but so many parks offer this for free. A whole section of the garden was closed off due to the rain we have had, while I appreciate you can’t control the weather you can change your prices accordingly.

You may claim that your prices are in line with other stately homes but you aren’t offering the same experience as them or the same scale. We are national trust members and visit many stately homes and can say we were truly disappoint with what was on offer today. I am also amazed that your cafe and shop are hardly ever open.

On the other hand my 2 yr old loved the Easter trail and you do have a beautiful place to show off. The staff in your visitor centre were lovely and very welcoming and you possibly have the best and cleanest public loos I have ever been in �. I think you just need to consider offering winter prices when you can’t offer as much as you can in the summer.

We will come again in the summer when more is happening and hope to have a better review to give.

Went to stoner thought it was rip of 6 rooms for 12 pounds and a cold tearoom called the pantry which again was not cheap thought we were paying for the family's Christmas