National Trust - Acorn Bank

One of the Best Places To Visits in Temple Sowerby Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Pleasant gardens and apple orchard. Not much inside the interior. Can down to the river and plenty of forest walks This is a fabulously understated place to visit, an active mill in some beautiful scenery, some excellent walks and interesting history, lots of places to enjoy and reflect on the surrounding beautiful landscape Up hill and down hill walking. Lots of bluebells and wild garlic out at the moment, water levels low due to lack of rain. Lovely around Wonderful place to spend a few hours,lots of nice walks through the forest area and around the well kept grounds,plus a good tearoom and of course the nice book room where most of us come out with more than we went in with. Definitely a place we would revisit.👍 Not too much to see in the house, but the gardens were good, an extensive range of rhubarb & apple trees. Nice around the outside of the grounds to the restored water mill, again not working for lack of water. Disappointed. You can go into 3 rooms of the main house. The entrance hall, which is underwhelming. Another room which is empty. And the book shop. The grounds out front are nicely kept. The gardens are just vegetable patches. There’s a bit of a woodland behind it. In comparison to other sites, this was a massive let down. An absolutely beautiful place, the gardens are truly spectacular and so calming. The greeting staff were lovely, great with our kids and the to the mill was very achievable. The 3-star rating relates to the cafe. In the middle of the six weeks holidays they had no kids meals Mon-Thurs (despite them being advertised) and they had nothing gluten free except a ore-packaged rice cake. I cannot comprehend why an organisation as hit as NT who charge pretty hefty membership fees cannot standardise a basic menu that caters to basic dietary requirements - and to not accommodate kids also seems a bit ridiculous. Otherwise the cafe was very clean, and the toilets were accessible. A lovely place to visit if you're in the area. There isn't much of the house open, which is sad. There is lovely gardens and a great along to the watermill and gypsum mine. The cafe was closed, but they had self serve tea/coffee for a donation. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.