Absolutely gorgeous. There are a lot of things to see in the London area but if you're a science buff, this must be a top priority in your list. It's just like what you imagine, maybe more. Absolutely beautiful house and garden. You can see and breathe in the places where Darwin and his family lived and worked. It is a once in a lifetime experience.

I spent almost 2 hours looking at this large beautiful house, however, not all the rooms are open to the public, and many of the rooms are museum rooms rather than furnished. Only a couple are as it would have been when Charles lived there. It was very interesting to read all about his life, family and his 10 kids and look around. the gardens are small, I guess it's much more prettier during the spring. You can't take any pictures in the house, but you can by a guide book for only £4.50. The cafe is very small with a few tables, but amazing home made food and very fast service.

A fascinating place to visit. I thought I knew a lot about Darwin but learnt even more and enjoyed the audio tours of the house and gardens. Lots to see. Lovely cafe and gift shop stocking some unusual preserves which I bought as presents. The gardens were lovely and all the staff were friendly and helpful making suggestions to enhance our visit. So much to see we were there until it closed! Free entry for members of English Heritage. Photos cannot be taken in the house but souvenir guidebooks are available.

Not the very fine House itself of Charles Darwin but this visit was for the sunning Vegetable Garden looking fabulous in late June. Mixing poppies and wild flowers to attract the bees - inspired We were spending time on the downs looking at the areas Darwin studied Orchids - stunning then, stunning now - and were we watched wild Fallow Deer passing through! Magical

On arrival there was no problem parking even though the overflow hadn't been opened. A small queue to get into the building had built up caused entirely by the staff member in the entrance hall trying to sell memberships to overseas visitors. Incredibly frustrating for those of us who already have them. I appreciate that they have a sales target and bonuses to earn but perhaps keeping a closer eye on what's happening would be a good idea. Once in the door the staff in shop were helpful and friendly and we enjoyed the grounds for a couple of hours. The 'thinking' path through the woods is a great early example of mindfulness. Plenty of children with their special explorer packs as well as adults using the free audio guides. The bees in the laboratory and the carnivorous plants were attracting many admirers. Nice coffee and the lemon cake was very tasty too. Very pleasant way to pass a Sunday afternoon.

Thoroughly enjoyed the visit, having expected it to be less interesting. The location is lovely, & there is much more outdoor space than you might expect (useful if you take energetic youngsters). Car park is quite small - probably pre-booking is a good plan in the summer when it's busier. We went in half term: there were a number of families, but we arrived late morning & there were still a couple of parking spaces. Suggested tour starts upstairs in the house where there is an exhibition & many of Darwin's artefacts. Audio-visual featuring David Attenborough & others is quite moving. Downstairs, there are audio headsets available with the main narrative provided by Mr Attenborough. Various contributors talk about specific items (eg paintings). There is also an audio tour of the garden. Greenhouse is fabulous (see photos). Tea room is really good: sandwiches, soups, cakes & a veggie main course, all homemade & delicious. Staff friendly & welcoming. Half a day enough for a visit, but could be combined with other places in the area (or a walk in good weather).

Well worth the visit, especially if you have an English Heritage card. There are audio guides available, which showcase the ground floor and the garden. Also, the video playing in a room, on the first floor is intriguing, it's about Charles Darwin and is narrated by David Attenborough, who is a modern day naturalist.

I'm half way through reading Darwin's 'Voyage of the Beagle', so I was especially likely to enjoy visiting his home. However, I was unprepared for how much I would love coming here. On what was a beautiful Spring day, the gardens were a treat, with the greenhouse/laboratory (where he conducted his plant experiments) in fine fettle. I was excited to see the very room where he wrote 'On the Origin of the Species' and devoured the information contained on the various informative displays. I also thought that the cafeteria was tidy and attractive and the staff friendly and proactive.

Very interesting location with a lot of history. The explanations about Darwin’s life are very digestible and not too dry, yet providing you with a lot of information. The house and the garden itself are also beautifully maintained. I wouldn’t mind living there myself to be honest! The staff were all equally friendly, helpful and delightful.

Absolute beautiful place to visit (inside & out). The English Heritage have done a fabulous job restoring the property. Our visit was even better when we realised Sir David Attenborough narrated the Information round the museum. You really do get a true insight on how Darwin and his family loved. If you have chance, book yourself on guided garden tour (only so many slots available), the garden keeper is very knowledgeable. 100% recommend, and will definitely return in the future.

Came to the house at first open, thought we should only be there for two hours. But to a nice surprise the kids loved it. Both the exhibition, especially with the special staircase thing for the kids, but also the garden, the worm trace, and the laboratory with the flowers. But also the tea room had good food and the staff were very friendly. Like the youngest kid said it felt good to walk and be there and feel the feelings, joy and harmony that have been.

Charles Darwin’s family home where he wrote 'On the Origin of Species'. The house is set up like a museum...quite a lot to take in but really interesting. Nice grounds.

Brilliant place to visit, containing a very interesting history of Charles Darwin, his career and home life. There's much to see inside the house with well preserved rooms, each with a fascinating story to tell, aided by the friendly and helpful staff. We had a nice lunch (jacket potato, with salad and beans) outside with expansive garden views. The displays outline Darwin's work and life, which seemed (to me) one continuos research project. A great day out exploring the background of an historic gentleman. Highly recommended.

Such a tranquil place, beautiful gardens and grounds, meals and drinks also available, soup was beautiful. But the history is amazing, the rooms are all accessible and the greenhouse was simply wonderful. But walking on the sandwalk where Darwin walked was very special indeed.

We are members of English heritage so entrance was free. The property is beautiful, the staff were all nice and knowledgeable & the cafe on site is decent. The parking area is pretty big but on busy days it could get full fairly quickly. We went on a grey and wet Sunday in March, but was told we should visit again when the gardens are fully open. I would highly recommend this place to anyone with an interest in Charles Darwin's life, as it shows it from the start to finish including snippets of his family's.

An unprecedented experience… we can say that we did the right thing by leaving Preston to go to the Kent countryside, to visit the home of one of the most brilliant minds the world has ever known. Down House is worth every public transport to get to it. The museum tells us part of the history of Darwin and his family, the dining room is an art in itself (redundant). Lots of interaction for children and this is what catches the little ones' attention. The details inside the house impressed us. Walking around the house, you can realize how much nature impacts the quality of life of those who want to live outside a concrete jungle. My little one was enchanted by the sheep. Hats off to the Natural History Museum and everyone who helps preserve this legacy.

Great guided tour, around 45mins in the house. The guide is very good at story telling and has a rich knowledge about Darwin. The garden and greenhouse is beautiful! Great outing place for a couple of hours

The house of Charles Darwin, converted into a museum. It was a fascinating experience exploring the rooms and viewing the displays. From the collection of his belongings, the microscope in the study, the billiard room, to the living room with a piano where his wife Emma played. The whole thing is a journey into the life of Charles Darwin, we get to learn of his family history, the people and the ideas who influenced him, his journey around the world, we see how he collected everything in order to come with his theory of Evolution. It's the making of a mastermind. As a Charles Darwin fan myself, I felt enlightened and inspired to be here. It was an honour to visit his house. It's also wonderful to know that he was an avid backgammon player such as myself. Lol. Audio guides are available for some of the rooms that go into some details. There is a cafe where you can sit and have a hot drink. There is also a little souvenir shop. Unfortunately you are not allowed to take any photos while you are inside. Oh well, rules are rules, we must comply. Overall, a wonderful place with so much we can learn from. I recommend.

A wonderful place that you can take into a great day out for the family! Staff is wonderful, great facilities, no need to plan in advance much - just turn up and there will be food, entertainment and great fun. DO BRING WELLIE BOOTS if you can. We came with 2 small kids (3&6) and grandparents. Very reasonable entry fee and you get a bucket of feed for the animals for an additional small charge. You can pay card but there is a minimum of £10 and I would encourage to bring small change for extra feed buckets and a couple of ride machines. Plenty of hungry animals to feed and everyone had great time! Highly recommend.

Love it here. Have been coming here since I was a child. Great day out. Small farm but lovely animals and great staff. Wheelchair accessible entrance, small car park but can park on the road outside (just be cautious as this is a main road), small refreshment counter just before the main entrance to the animals, toilets, outdoor sinks. Entry fee is £5 per adult, £3 per child, buckets of animal food are £1.50 small/£2.50 large. There are llamas, goats, cows, ponies, pigs, sheep etc as well as smaller animals like bunnies and guinea pigs at the end inside (and a resident peacock!). Average time would probably be 45 mins-1hr going round feeding and petting the animals, lots of characters!! Really sweet farm and fantastic for families and animal lovers :)

Lovely little farm for children to feed the animals, fun for adults too. Parking can be difficult but otherwise great little outing. Food available on site. Small gift shop too.

Amazing place for kids. We really enjoyed to feed the animals in the farm. The parking spaces are not many but it’s free. Highly recommended.

Awesome place. Animals have a human imprint, as they follow you around and you can get close to stroke and feed them. Place is small, on a flat ground and animals look very healthy and loved, which is the main thing. Cafe serves a good selection of beverages and food. Nice clean and welcoming place thank you. Will definitely be back again

Great family day out. Buckets of feed (£1.50) for the animals. Admission fees- Adults £6.00 Children £4.00

Great few hours out with the family 👪 Not allowed to bring food but on site Cafe serves a good bite. see pictures from Aug 23

My Granddaughter loves it here. Loves feeding the animal. Very well looked after

Good place to take kids to see loads of farm animals. Can get packed during holiday times. Can get feed to feed the animals like cows, lamas, goats, sheep, pigs lambs, ponies rabbits and ferrets. Some animals roam free.. Is quiet muddy and alot smelly but that you get on a farm. Only takes about an hour to get round and under 2s are free. Nice little cafe there also.

Great place, especially to take kids for a couple of hours. Nice little cafe too.

Very simple animal feeding farm for kids but still good fun. Nice location car park is just about big enough. Entrance is into a square surrounded by wooden structures being toilets hand washing area Cafe entrance and cuddly animal area. Cost is reasonable £6.00 adult and £4.00 kids up to 16. You then buy seaside buckets of feed to take round to the animals. Sheep goats emus Al paca donkeys ponies and cows all eager to eat the bucket of food. Kids love it especially the cows ridiculously long tongues. Gets a bit boring after an hour though. Definitely time to hit the cafe and then sit at the benches for a while

Great morning out at Christmas Tree Farm. My little one loved feeding the animals

Wonderful Farm ❤️ My Lil one loved the trip. Idea to feed the animals is simply amazing 👏🏻 Good place to spend around 1-2 hours. Super friendly staff 👏🏻 My card was declined twice, even though they don't entertain Amex cards, the guy was kind enough to help me to pay with Amex card. Brunch after the stroll from their Cafe👌🏻 Well worth trip 😊

Had a fantastic time here last night for 'one night with elvis'. My grandson is a huge fan and he was mesmerised by the whole experience. He wore his elvis costume and everybody was so lovely to him, even the staff. The only killer was the stairs! I come here quite a lot for various shows, easy to get to but parking is a bit of a mission.

A very good show, my favorite detective novel has been adapted into a stage play, so I will definitely come to see the show. Like it very much❤️

We went to see Adam Kay's. This is going to hurt, exceptional. The theatre is really easy to find, in town centre, we parked in the multi story NR M&S and walked through the shop to be greeted by the lovely theatre. Plenty of places to eat before the show, and comfy seats, and concession stand is fully stocked with everything you could want.

What a wonderful theatre with lots of interesting shows on! We've seen The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel last week and it was hilarious! Entertaining with wonderful actors & actresses. Churchill Theatre in Bromley highly recommended!

Had a lovely evening watching Legend: The Music Of Bob Marley". Front row seats. Lovely venue. Comfy seats. Well stocked bar, and the seating area was useful.

Good gripping performance of And then there were none. But I must say the furnishings look shabby and worn out. It's a good solid spacious building, however it could do with some refurbishment. That was the only setback, otherwise, I enjoyed my time.

What a great night out well worth going To The Churchill Theatre. staff were very helpful friendly

So I went to see Burlesque which was not bad, sound wasn't great tho! Very loud and tbh it was a bit off putting, but the act was great, Sebastian n his fire breathing was my favourite, nice venue. Clean, staff were friendly n helpful in directing you to ur seat. Last time I was here it was to see Danny La Rue in Mother Goose some 20+ years ago! Forgotten how magical watching a show can be. Defo be back!

I can say that as a local theater is a valid option for entertainment. No need to go to central London for a good show. Staff, sound, location all remarkable

Been to lots of theatres recently and this one has the most comfortable seating and most legroom in my opinion. The facilities and staff were excellent at the "Think Floyd" tribute band that I saw there recently.

Amazing place. Our seats was at the back row but it made no difference as could see everything clearly. I happily sit know the back row again. The prices wasn't too bad (£6.80 for a bottle of cider) but I've paid a lot more in other places

Visited 9/3/24. Lovely modern looking theatre from the outside. Friendly and welcoming staff. Several bars/ seating areas. Didn't visit the toilet facilities. On closer inspection needs decorating, but you can't see that with the lights down. Stalls seat B2 was filthy, and sadly, that was my seat. .......sat on my coat.....the women I B4 commented that she had seen it and was relieved it wasn't her seat! Keep them clean, we paid a lot of money for these tickets!

slightly outdated but nothing wrong with that! very nostalgic. they have some great performances here. we saw stranger sings. four stars as the ice cream/snacks require you to remortgage your house ££

Love this theater, everywhere is a good seat and the staff are always lovely and friendly. Always enjoy a brilliant show :)

Another amazing visit to Churchill for Christmas Panto. Great atmosphere, clean and in good repair. Staff very polite and courteous. We come every year and are never disappointed. Thank you, Churchill Bromley x

I visited to see the wonderful Anton du Beke the Showman tour here. He is the BBC Strictly Come Dancing pro dancer and Judge, the King of Ballroom. He sing, dance, live Q&A by texting, talks with live band and supporting dancers and singers. He really cares and loves his audience that makes us laugh and mesmerise us with beautiful live theatre experience. Varied shows throughout the year. The local theatre has lots of steps so ask assistance if you need. Staff everywhere are all very friendly and helpful gentle folks. A short walking distance from stations, pedestrian market place with lots of shops, the shopping mall, cafes and restaurants next to it. The garden behind is lovely when warm and dry.

Nice theatre with no obstructed views anywhere. Plenty of leg room and double armrest so no sharing. I would recommend this theatre for any show.

Nice big park with a cafe, very dog friendly. Car park gets full quickly though.

Lovely area to walk. Good wooded trails were able to do a few miles. Many dogs about. Good car park and adequate toilets open 10-4.

A very lovely, dog friendly place to come for a walk. Quite a few different paths to walk along, for shorter or longer walks. If the weather is nice, it is hard to get parking as its so popular. Green Roof Cafe has amazing food, and excellent coffee

Great open space, wonderful selection of trees. Especially interesting was the felled sequoia which had been struck by lightning in June 2022

A beautiful park to walk around in. To immerse yourself in nature. I went early in the morning and the whole place was magical. With a combination of morning dew and wetness from yesterday's rain, it gave me a soothing feeling. It's a perfect place for solo walks as well as for families. I highly recommend.

Always a good walk around the woods getting lost and enjoying nature

One of my favourite country parks ever. Perfect for lond woodland walks. Free but very busy at times parking. Toilets on side. Cafe is offering fresh cakes, hot food and drinks. Dogs love it too. Popular for picnics.

Nice place to walk, free car park, nice cafe with toilet. Lots to see.

The park itself is lovely and that would get a five star ⭐️ why would it not. Unfortunately the people that walk there dogs in the area are like nothing else I’ve ever experienced walking my dog. Rude , ignorant, and just plain stupid when it comes to dog ownership, etiquette! There have been loads of dogs fighting along with kills. Yep , I myself have had so many unbelievable encounters with such owners. One even decided because they couldn’t win an argument, they resorted to just telling me my dog was ugly! Lol 😂 I just laughed and walked away , you can’t educate that level of intelligence. I would avoid going there with your dog. But enjoy without and with families and friends. The Green Roof cafe is ok. But unfortunately full up with these kinds of people 😖😣 and their dogs.

Nice walking area a little bit hilly and a nice cafe on site as well

Really lovely park. Take kids to a local attraction and dropped in to high elms on way home. We did the gruffalo easter egg trail. Kids loved it. We completed and earn a sweet treat. Staff were fantastic with the kids. Would go back but live about 45 drive away.

Absolutely lovely, we went on a sunny day the grounds were beautiful and well kept. The woodland trail was easy to navigate. Kids loved venturing into the wild running free, great visibility.

This place is such a hidden treasure. Ideal place to take a ramble & cast aside those Worldly cares. The perfect place to feel at one with nature & ease your mental health. Seems to be very popular with dog walkers. Although there is a Cafe here, it's probably best avoided at Weekends & Public/School Holidays, as the queues for food are unbelievably long.

This is a lovely place with a nice cafe. It is very dog friendly. It is great for a wander with children. There are interesting parts of buildings left in the grounds for people who like history. There is something for everyone, a golf course, a manicured garden type area, large open spaces with trees and a lovely wood for dogs to get lost in or dens to be built in. The cafe is very decent and friendly. The food there has become a favourite for my friend and I. I recommend the fish finger sandwiches and also the hot chocolate there is very good.

Great country park to come for long walks, picnics, play golf or just relax. Your furry friends will love it too! There is also caffe with lots of food and drinks choices and toilets too! Will be definitely back there again! :)

Returned here today after a long time. It looks and feels very different from what I can remember. Some quality shops no longer exist in there, and seems to have been replaced with shops of a lower quality with limited choice of goods. Maybe I am a little nostalgic, but it's nothing like the Bromley I once knew.

Went to buy Christmas gifts with my father a few months ago. Has absolutely everything you could need - we got clothes, books, card games, cute plushies, you name it! Loved it and will definitely come again. It was clean and food and drinks were easy to get when wanted. The woman we spoke to behind the till at one of the book stores was lovely too; can't remember her name sadly- but all the staff we spoke to were kind and didn't rush anyone at all. Lovely place.

The glades is a great shopping centre with lots and lots of my favourite stores. Mac, River Island, H&M, Apple, Zara, Ann Summers, The Perfume Shop, Boots and so much more. Lots more pics to come.

Large shopping centre, with a wide variety of shops over mostly two floors, and a large parking garage attached. It’s fairly well lit with tall ceilings, so feels pretty open and airy in most places. There are several places to eat, and additional shopping right outside on high street.

Is a modern and nice shooping center, you can find food, clothes , shoes and everything you are looking for. It's one of my favorite shooping to go and spend time.

Appears to be a thriving clean affluent and modern shopping centre, with prestigious retailers including an Apple store. Well worth a days visit with plenty of casual dining options to breakup your shopping experience across the remaining town centre. A good alternative to Bluewater despite the lack of any department stores.

Since I love nearby this is a go to place for me and my family. Not busy as compared to other London Malls. You get ample shopping, kids entertainment, tech and food stores. Quite happy to have this just next to my home

Massive indoor shopping centre in Bromley. It’s on 3 levels and has plenty of shops, coffee places and dining. The only downside to the place is the parking situation. The onsite parking is atrocious. The multi-story car park is like a maze and the spaces are tiny.

Love it there. Plenty of shops and good cafes . COSTA is my go to cafe. M&S next . In the half term there was a full size batman mobile and Batman himself. The children were enthralled. At Christmas there is always a Santa grotto and beautiful decorations with lit little tunnels for the children. Bus stops are very near. They also have an Apple 🍎 shop which is very well attended too.

Good place to shop with easy wheelchair access and great outdoor market. Good food too

It's open. No food at the moment. The queues to get into the shops are ether very small or non-existent. The new norm is in full effect. After two and half years, everything is back to normal. 2023 financial restraints have impacted some of the units that have closed down. Bromely the glades is still a shopping centre where you can purchase what you need. All the main brands are still present. There are enough eateries to keep you going with a wide range from fried chicken to restaurant standard cuisine.

A beautiful shopping centre where you can find plenty of high street clothing brands. It is clean and safe

We visited the Glades to do some shopping for the up coming summer weather that hasn’t been so summery. They have a variety of every single thing you want under one roof. We also experienced our fare share of low prices on the go and took immediate advantage of it!!!

Great shopping centre with wide variety of shops. Sometimes challenging to navigate if you don't know the layout. Would be helpful to have pocket size maps available to pick up somewhere.

I mainly popped in, to the Apple store, and after that, I popped to M&S then Boots. Both stores are on 2 levels and well stocked. Parking spaces were available. The only shame is that there are several empty shops

Massive complex of shops. Plenty of open air eats. Shops of multiple selections. Phone shops,game stores. Top brand clothing stores. Pet shops, jewellery shops. Has all that u may seek. Toilets, lifes and escalators. Plenty of open spaces for relaxing. Not very crowded. Plenty of transport links. Situated in the heart of Bromley high street. Guaranteed a look. will definitely find something I might be interested in.

Ample parking above a modern mall. The whole mall gives the impression of being very clean and well looked after. The shops are able to cover most needs and the places to eat and drink make for a pleasant experience.

Hiring the wrong people can really harm your business. Today, when I went to the car park, I was met by a lady who looked neglected, wearing a shabby uniform, and behaving aggressively. She seemed to have no idea how to interact socially and was disrespectful. She seemed to have a problem with my foreign appearance and gender, trying to assert dominance in her role as "Master of the car park."

Lovely gardens- with multiple small ponds, full with ducks. This park offers almost everything. We aren’t allowed to feed the ducks. You can buy feed for 1.5£ from the kiosk. There is a good sized play area for kids- with picnic benches around. Dogs are only allowed in the outer circle of the park- and not the inner side where the ducks and the ponds are. Clear signage everywhere. Parking is in the road- paid using the Ringo app. Well-maintained with loads of flower beds and green trees. Payment all around for walking.

Better compared to how it was 2 years ago. Good size children's playground and grounds for picnic. Ice cream van pulled up for the ice cream lovers. I'm relieved that park has been cleaned, police patrol was on site and some other work are being done at the moment. Curious to see how it all turns up.

Convenient & near local shops to eat, drink or snack, we decided to have a picnic. It’s quiet and a place to think, walk, or just enjoy nature. There are beautiful ducks along the river, it’s a peaceful place to walk your dog, make a friend or relax with an old one. And there’s also swings and other recreational playing toys for the whole family to enjoy

It's a nice park that needs some cleaning but overall it's nice a lot of ducks theirs is a cafe also

The environment is clean with fresh air. The kid always enjoy the playground and feeding the birds. Great outdoor space, ideal for families 👪.

Beautiful place for summer tons of different varieties of roses❤ .but the downside is the pond not too clean lot of waste and smelly came from the ponds.

Priory Park is a pleasant park in Orpington. It’s about 15 minutes walk from the train station if you can resist the cafes and shops along the high street. There is a nice pond with ducks and a little cafe with good snacks and drinks. Because it’s a small park I could always hear the traffic but it’s great to take a walk or to relax in the manicured garden section with a nice magazine as I did. There was the usual Mr Whippy ice cream van found in most parks.

Love to visit this park with kids...my 7 and 11 years old enjoys every time.

Lovely place to walk around, playground area for the kids

Lovely little park. Has a separate play ground for kids, a large pond with ducks etc. Large grass area and gardens. Not today but often an ice cream van is by the play ground, whilst there is a coffee shop at the main entrance.

What a lovely park, great equipment and nice grounds for a walk.

Absolutely beautiful to walk around. Some nice places to sit and feed the birds. I would Absolutely recommend coming here just for a relaxing day

A very cute surprise near the central glades shopping area. It’s free to wander in and very quiet even though off the main shopping area. It’s hard to describe, but though it’s not incredibly large there are lots of meandering trails within trees and bushy areas so feels private secluded from the hustle and bustle.

Park that managed by Bromley borough council, free to visit. A play ground is available. Off Bromley high street, next to Bromley central library, 5 mins walk to Bromley south railway station.

Lovely place to walk though feeding pond to feed the ducks if you wish to do so! Good for children play area for them..

Happy families with young kids using one of two playground's, one of which has a sand pit. Four tennis courts, a basketball/five a side court and a skate park. Duck pond and amphitheatre. Quite nice especially in the summer.

Just beautiful. Relaxing place for adults and a joyful place for kids

This was a beautiful place with beautiful flowers. We had a good walk around this place. The park had slopy areas that would really help a lot for burning calories. There two children playing areas. There is a pond and we also saw Canadian geese. We enjoyed the place but it started raining.

Lovely hidden but busy play park and sand pit with a little duck pond.

It's a very calm and peaceful place next to busy market place. Variety of spices of plants and trees. One side has clif type look. You can see the lower areas from there. Another side of the garden has nice settled lake. There are ducks in the lake. You can experience forest feeling within the town. Also great place for kids to play. Enjoy your visit ☺️

Something different about this park is 2 very long slides down hill in a council run park for kids. this garden is in three levels it is down hill. Has a small duck pond, down hill has a large sandpit, It has 2 long slides to bottom child park which have swings, seesaw and other

It was OK... too many hills and got abit lost Think my kids got sick from th3 sandpit too. Eekkkk

Lovely green space in Bromley. Squirrels appreciate some nuts and ducks and geese love some seed. Good place to be away from the busy high street.

Went to the swimming pool at the Pavilion for our 3mo baby's first swim. The Family splash pool was great. Downside is that there are no family changing facilities - just separate male and female changing room so it was a bit tricky with the baby on my own and quite a bit of time of our booked session was wasted getting ready. Also the facility is cashless which is stated on the website but I didn't realise we would need pound coins to use the lockers so had to go out to a shop nearby to get change which meant we lost more time doing that as well. We will definitely go again (better prepared) as baby loved it.

Excellent huge 33m pool. Swam today and the temperature was perfect. Delicious. Highly recommended. Felt lovely. Also used the small pool (family splash is 2pm on Sundays for toddlers) Again perfect temperature for toddlers. The changing rooms are a horrible design - a labyrinth - and ancient; chipped tiles, broken lockers, broken showers. Needs massive investment this place. Just ignore all this best you can, and get in to the water quickly! The pool is worth it. Staff helpful and knowledgeable.

Visited the what was meant to be the soft play area for under 3year old,which is a wonderful initiative but however it was crowded and there was no control of the big kids. The big kids ended up playing in the infant area which was not safe and my daughter who is just 1year old didn't get to play/experience anything because of the fear of injured by bigger kids. I would suggest having a proper barrier to separate the big kids and the baby area to keep them safe.. Thanks

The soft play area is quite big and spacious. There's a lot of scope for improvement w r.t better maintenance of the facilities and public areas. Found the soft play a bit dirty most of the times we visited. The toilets weren't clean either.

My experience at the Walnut Leisure Centre swimming area was mixed. While the pool itself offers a pleasant environment for leisurely swimming, there are significant maintenance issues with the shower cubicles, particularly in the women's area. Out of the three cubicles, one doesn't close properly, and the drain hole in another is loose, posing safety hazards. During my visit, my four-year-old was washing, and her foot slipped in the drain hole, her leg got caught in the loose drain hole, which was distressing. Additionally, there were hair clumps all over the floor and on the inside of the cubicles, as well as scum and significant discoloration that needs deep cleaning. The pool itself could do with attention around the ladder area and general cleaning on the floor, as when my four-year-olds towel dragged, it was immediately covered in grey sludge and she could not use it. The shower cubicles lean to one side , don't close properly and need urgent attention to ensure visitors' safety and comfort, especially for those with young children. Despite these concerns, the pool area provides a decent space for swimming activities.

Good place, but parents need to realise it's a place for kids to play. Not for all of u adults to get together for a chinwag. I find a table of about 6 adults who are there for one child. Take up all that room and make the place look like a right mess. Also, the softplay management need to fix their ball machine. It's been broken since January.

Used for soft play. It is so hot in the centre. Went to use the toilets in the changing rooms and it was filthy. I will never swim here, it was disgusting

Kids pool was closed for the family splash session and main pool too cold for my 1 Yr old. The changing rooms are also outdated and the floor was dirty. I did get the money for the swim refunded onto my MyTime account so they acknowledged the issue well.

2nd time at the soft play today. Staff very friendly and helpful and contrary to other reviews on here I found the play area nice and clean. The seated area was a pleasant temperature with the air con on but inside the play area itself it was hot hot hot and even had my 4 year old asking to go home early due to how uncomfortably warm it was.

Absolutely terrible I pay around £50 per month for membership. The steam room has not been operational for a month and they say they are waiting for parts. Where are these parts made? Jupiter. The sauna wasn't at the right temperature and when I spoke to the manager he said he wouldn't be able to look at it for at least an hour. Other facilities normally offer some free pass or something to compensate but not here you just have to hope that next time you go something will have been sorted but judging by my previous experiences I'm not too hopeful. Boooo!!!!

Got to start swimming for my bad knee came here as it's fairly close to my house . It was ok, the swimming pool and changing rooms and very old and dated, I didn't feel clean stepping on anything. It probably is clean but where it's so old it just doesn't look invited. Not sure I will come again

First visit in a long while, went for the swimming in the 33m pool. It has to be pre-booked via the app, if you're not a monthly paying member. The centre itself is nicely presented, with what looked like a nice cafe area. The pool was not over crowded (10am) & I was comfortably able to do my lengths. Temperature was fine, warmer than I had been led to believe. I didn't use the gym, so can't comment on it. The negative was the pool changing facilities, or namely the large number of broken lockers. There was a notice apologising but the fact remains I had to walk along a bank of lockers to find a serviceable one, Incidently you need a £1 coin, returnable. Not withstanding the locker issue, I will return for further swims & possibly become a regular member.

It was quite dirty and some of the equipment is showing its age. Older children were monopolising the younger children's area which is a health and safety risk. There is also a risk younger children can run into the older children's area. Quite a few parents/carers do not supervise their children and are chatting or glued to their phone screens. It has the potential to be much better.

Great place to learn to swim. Have been delighted with the swimming lessons and would definitely recommend to others. The soft place is wonderful as well.

I would 100% recommend the cask draw experience - delicious 18 year old cask strength whiskey in a lovely aromatic environment. Katie was a charming and informative host. The splosh and gurgle of the distillers dog was a delight. I don't think I'd recommend the tour however. Our guide was great but it all felt a bit rushed and there wasn't enough time to linger and it all felt a bit constructed. It didn't feel that deep or engaging despite our guides best efforts. The whiskey tasting section was nice but the selection felt geared towards shifting product rather than a really distinctive tasting experience. I'm a whiskey enthusiast not an expert but there wasn't enough contrast between the whiskeys being tasted. You could buy the whiskeys as you exit through the gift shop though... You do get a good couple of drams for your ticket fee so there's good value in that. On balance though I'd recommend you get the cask draw for €10, buy a drink in the bar and go to the Guinness storehouse for the afternoon and enjoy the sunset in the gravity bar.

Great experience. Lots of people but really well managed with small group guided tours provided. Hats off to you guys at Jameson’s. Our guide Leah S was really brilliant; informative and entertaining as well as friendly and polite, making it a really worth while visit, highly recommended. Not too hard sell, just really interesting and enjoyable experience. Lots of credit was given to all the workers over the years who have made this such a success as reflected in the company logo of a man (labourer) with a barrel on his back. This is a ‘must see’ experience.

Made reservations for a Monday evening Cocktail Class. Loved the distillery and bar area - great vibes and decor! Enjoyed our cocktail class and even had a few more at the bar area after. We did visit the gift shop and were hoping/expecting it to have many more items, but it was quite small. Would recommend signing up for one of their activities if you appreciate whsikey!

We did the Jameson Distillery Tour and had an amazing experience. It lasted about an hour, and our tour guide Sean was hilarious! He went through the entire distilling process in detail and made it interesting. And the best part - WHISKEY! I highly recommend the orange "water of life" 😉 I don't want to spoil the tour so check it out for yourself, it's worth it! And something you absolutely need to see when visiting Dublin

This was a quick walk from center city & also the Guinness Storehouse, and is in a quaint area. We did the 45 minute tour with Alex and she was INCREDIBLE! So fun, knowledgeable, and engaging. The bar is also a great, warm spot to relax at the end. We would definitely come back.

Visited in 2022. This is a must if you are a fan of Jameson. The atmosphere is great as soon as you walk in. Cool bar right when you enter where they have very good cocktails. Their gift shop is great, lots of cool items that will make great gifts. They even have a few bottles that are exclusive to the Guinness store that you can personalize with your name on the label. We did the tour and the guide was amazing! He was so good at keeping everyone engaged and the content of the tour was really entertaining. We paid extra to taste from a cask that they tap open in front of you. This is something they do not bottle for sale. Overall, highly recommend it! P.S. I heard from a local in Dublin that he had gone on a tour awhile back and it wasn’t good but they had updated the tour a few years back and he had gone back as well and was much better. So if you had gone awhile ago and was disappointed, try again! Book ahead of time!

I did the Standard Bow Street Experience your which includes a drink on arrival to take with you on the 40+ min tour, learning about the history of Jameson, how the famous whiskey is made and whiskey taste testing. Molly our guide was very nice and informative. Really enjoyed it. Definitely recommend it.

A really great Irish whiskey tour in Dublin! We enjoyed the “basic” one hour program with an introduction to the drink distillation of Irish whiskey, the history of Jameson, and the taste testing of 3 different whiskeys. We were greeted with a welcome drink, and then our guide led us through the rest! Our experience was very good, and we learned a lot about the local whiskeys and how they are different. At the end, we walked through the gift shop and perused all of the different items available as well as the different whiskeys for sale. I would definitely recommend this experience for anyone that is a whiskey fan, or even not a whiskey fan, and we will recommend it to others!

The Bow St Experience tour is well organized. Tour guide was nice, tried to engage as much as she could and entertained us. Comparative tasting was good and fun. At the end you get a voucher for a drink. I would 100% recommend ginger&lime cocktail even if you prefer neat whiskey. What made this a 5 star review was a cask draw experience in their live maturation warehouse in the building. We had an absolute craic there with tour guide Niall (kudos!) who just shinned with the love for whiskey. He was very insightful with tonnes of knowledge. Niall made cask draw experience worth every penny.

Vey nice tour! The staff was very helpful and nice. The tasting was good, with great comparison between different whiskies. The store is fun with nice offering. Recommend taking the cask draw as well for full experience.

Our visit to the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour was truly exceptional, especially for my boyfriend, a whiskey enthusiast. The tour provided a delightful journey into the world of Jameson whiskey, and here are some highlights from our experience: We started our adventure with a complimentary drink of our choice at the grog bar, setting a pleasant tone for what was to come. The tour itself was both educational and entertaining. We learned about Mr. Jameson and the fascinating history behind the creation of the business. What made the experience stand out was the interactivity, and our tour guide, Niall, was an absolute gem. His humor, knowledge, and engaging storytelling had us hanging on his every word. Moving on to the whiskey-making process, we were treated to a captivating performance that brought the art of whiskey crafting to life. It involved sensory experiences, including the opportunity to smell different aromas at various stages of production. The tasting portion of the tour was a true delight. We had the chance to sample three different Jameson whiskeys, each offering a unique and delicious flavor profile. It was a wonderful experience, especially for whiskey aficionados. To cap it all off, there was a fully equipped pub/bar at the end, providing a cozy space to unwind and savor the flavors of Jameson whiskey. Overall, the Jameson Whiskey Distillery tour is a must-do in Dublin, whether you have a deep appreciation for whiskey or simply want an engaging and enjoyable experience. The combination of history, storytelling, interactive elements, and, of course, whiskey tasting makes it a top recommendation for anyone visiting the city.

Not a fan of whiskey until today! The explanation how to taste made so much sense that you can actually really learn to enjoy it. Our tour guide was funny and explained everything very passionately. In total 4 drinks , one in the ticket you can trade in the begging or end of the tour and 3 more samples in the end of the tour. Used my Go City pass to visit this museum.

I visited 3 whiskey distilleries in Ireland and Jameson had the best experience of any of them, and was one of my favorite things we did in Dublin. The tour was very well put together (and Nial was an excellent guide). The add on cask draw was also cool. The bar there was also really good. In addition to their normal cocktail menu they had a whole old fashioned menu, we tried 3 of them and all were delicious. I would also recommend the bottle your own black barrel option to any whiskey fans.

We did the standard tour and cask draw add-on here and had a great time. Our tour guide, Erin, made it though. She was super awesome and kept us all laughing throughout. I really enjoyed at the beginning she had us all say where we were from and kept engaging with all of us so it didn’t feel like a normal run of the mill tour. While you don’t see the inner working of a factory, I felt like I did learn a lot. The cask draw was totally worth it in my opinion. They bring you inside a room that is full of whisky barrels and pull it straight up from one of them for you to try. The taste was so different than the bottled versions with it being extra burning and warmed your chest, very cool.

This experience surprised me in a positive way and surpassed my expectations. I am not a Jameson drinker but I really enjoyed the way they do the tour. Plenty of tasting and they make you feel welcomed. Our guide was great. He was informative , knowledgeable, lighthearted, and entertaining. Would recommend 10/10

Fantastic tour and experience for any Whisky fan or even those new to the drink - the whole experience was very enjoyable and our tour guide was welcoming, knowledgable and very friendly. You are out into timed groups and have a history lesson of Guinness, details on the manufacturing process and then finally a Jameson taste off vs Scottish Whisky and American Bourbon. Once finishing you are free to go to the bar and redeem your drink which are great! We definitely spent a while at the bar trying different drinks on the menu (would highly recommend the Irish coffee) All in all a very worthwhile experience - options are also available should you wish to do extended tours or private events (which looking back would’ve been great to do the cask tasting session)

We loved this tour. It was interactive, engaging and informative. We did the Guinness tour as well and found that one to be a bit of a money grab as it was primarily self guided. I’m not a whiskey drinker and enjoyed this tour anyway. A lot of pride from the folks who are employed by Jameson. You can tell it’s a well managed organization and they must treat their people well as everyone was passionate about their job and pleasant to ask questions to. The tour and tasting were well thought out. It exceeded my expectations. I would do it again next time I return.

Awesome informative tour. Our guide was amazing, answered all our questions and showed the history of some of the best Irish whiskeys in the world. Wonderful samples at the end. Got some bottles you can't get anywhere else!

Our tour guide was amazing. She gave us the history of Jameson in a fun and informative way. It was great to hear the Bourbon barrels of Kentucky contribute to the flavor of certain Jameson whiskeys. We fell in love with this place and enjoyed their new Orange Whiskey. My GF who was not a whiskey drinker now makes Ginger and Jameson a regular on her order menu. We purchased some personalized whiskey for my daughter and now son-in-law along with making our own bottle of whiskey was a great experience. 5 stars all day and a must when you visit Dublin

Great experience, especially if you’re a Whiskey lover. Our tour guide Niall was absolutely amazing, you can really tell he is passionate about the whole story. You get a voucher for a free drink with your tour ticket and you even get to try 3 types of Jameson whiskey at the end of tour

you must come here and do a tour if you're in dublin! we had an amazing tour guide (ronnie) who made the experience so good. the history and process of making the whiskey was absolutely fascinating and we loved every minute. you get to sample 3 whiskies before getting your grog (free drink) at the end of your visit. The gift shop is big with a lot of items such as hoodies, t-shirts, hats, posters etc. cant recommend enough!

Had the most amazing time at the Jameson cocktail making class! Loved the atmosphere, the mixologist Marco was fabulous - friendly, funny and knowledgeable! We learnt some really cool tips and tricks and of course enjoyed the whiskey! Highly recommended…

We did the general tasting tour. The place is amazing with an interesting history. We got to learn about how Jameson is made and got to try three different kinds of whiskey. The crested was the best of the three. The black barrel was also excellent. Great historical tour. We need to come back and take the classes. Make sure to check out the cat in the rafters.

My boyfriend and I went to Jameson's yesterday and we had a great great time, we're home visiting family and to celebrate St Paddy's day.... the staff were really great, we got to chat properly with Margaret, in the gift shop, really knowledgeable and friendly and of course our guide Leah was just fantastic.... another lovely girl in the gift shop who helped us with tax back, as he's from America, sorry I didn't get her name, we started with delicious old fashioned cocktails, 12€ each, then we did the 45 minute tour, we booked online 30€ each, it included a complimentary drink, choice of Jameson neat, or with lemonade or with ginger ale. You were able to bring this on the tour instead of rushing...... the tour itself included tasting of Jameson distillery blend, Crested Jameson and Black Barrel Jameson, it was a great experience and I will definitely go back and try one of the other tours another day..... well done Jameson x

We did the cocktail class it was really good fun. Our guide Paul brought us through how to make 3 cocktails 2 of which we made ourselves. The flavours, ingredients and whiskey choices were explained really well. After we had made our cocktails (about an hour) we went to a private area of the bar to enjoy them and they served our 3rd cocktail. We also got a book with loads of whiskey based cocktail recipes. We thought it was really good value for what you got €60 for a taster shot of whiskey, 3 cocktails (4 as there was extra of the last one!) and the cocktail book. I would definitely recommend the experience. Note though that as you are consuming a decent amount of alcohol on this experience they won't let you do the cask draw after doing this one!

Great experience, the basic tasting is a great deal, includes the post experience drink and a nice variety of cocktail options at the end. We went in the slow season, during winter and it was really quiet which made it even better. Took our time and only had a handful of people in our tasting. Loved learning the history, it's not as extravagant as say Guinness, but it's much more educational and interesting.

I visited Jameson for the first time in 2014 and the experience improved even more. The interactive presentation and the knowledge given to us by the Guide make this experience a must-do in Dublin. The tests are fantastic and the atmosphere is fantastic. The staff was always very helpful and cheerful. We ended up buying two Jameson references that don't exist in our country. Fantastic! I highly recommend this experience!

We came here and did the Bow St Experience followed by the Cask Draw which were two incredible experiences. The tour was fantastic (Alex was our tour guide and she was incredibly fun and informative) and the Cask Draw was such a unique experience where we got to try a 21 year whiskey straight from the barrel. Niall talked us through that process and gave us so much information about the whiskey. The experience is immeasurably better than the Guinness Storehouse and is very interactive, a must visit in Dublin!

An absolute must for whiskey connoisseurs and amateurs alike. We took the Jameson Black Barrel Blending Class and we won’t soon forget this experience. I wanted to do something memorable and interactive, the inclusion of alcohol was a plus. This Class included a very informative tour of the Bow Street Jameson location and an overview about the Jameson whiskey making process. I felt like I was watching a documentary full of detailed information and a lot of Irish charm. Our group was made up of only 5 people making for a personal and intimate experience. Based on ticket availability online it looks like this class would only ever have a maximum of 14 people making it a nice departure from larger tours offered in Dublin. Our guide/Jameson Whiskey Expert was very engaging and kept things light. As part of this class you’re able to blend and of course try, various Jameson whiskeys and learn all about what goes into the Jameson process. I won’t spoil anything but this is something that you must do if you find yourself in Dublin for any length of time. Additionally, I would recommend the engrave-able Jameson flask from the Bow Street Market. The flask itself is 25 euro and for only 5 additional euro you can get it engraved with up to 20 characters including spaces. This is an amazing souvenir and my husband is already excited to fill his up with Jameson.

The Bow Street Experience tour is very interesting split into three parts covering the history of the brand and the factory, the production process and finally a guided tasting. After the tour you have a token for a free drink in the main Grog Bar. Which is itself a very nice bar... Look up at the chandeliers. Our guide Joe was very engaging. Nice gift shop too.

Cocktail making class! Great if not the best option to choose from the different activities. Worth booking in advance as there’s not always availability. Good fun with great atmosphere! Reduced groups of max 16 people, the activity allows you to make 2 cocktails from scratch with guidance from an expert cocktail maker. Starting with a whiskey tasting the class followed with the details, ingredients and instructions of two different cocktails (changing depending on the season) and ends the session with a third drink on a private area of the distillery prepared by the instructor. Great option for any occasion from a family event to a friend gathering. Price per person at the time of visit was 60€. Further details can be found on the official site website.

A delightful local site of interest exhibiting ordinary life in Roman Britain. It was interesting and informative, with well presented signage. This included bright and attractive exhibitions and interactive exhibits for children. An absolutely fanastic thing to have locally. Please don't arrive expecting to see something the size and splendor of the colosseum. Or displaying the glamour and glory of the Roman empire. This it is not, and that is not the point. This site is a local historic site, dilliently managed and cared for by local enthusiasts & volunteers. Which shows what life was like in an ordinary farmstead in Roman Britain. It displays details of what life was like for the ordinary person, a less glamourous and often overlooked and under recorded aspect in history. This is why it is important and interesting. Current price to visit is £3 for an adult, again a fair contribution to support the maintenance of this important site. I was shown around the small site by Georgina. She was excellent and explained well about the site and the current study on it. The site is not big and will take less than 1 hour to look around. The site is very close to local services and shops in Oprington. Also it is next to the train station and stop for local buses, and upto 3 hours free parking is available in the nearby Tesco car park. I would definately recommend a visit if in the area to support this important historic site.

We went to the villa from Tunbridge Wells (less than 30’ train ride), it’s just opposite the Orpington Station so you don’t need a car to reach it. I think it’s more or less the same time from London, so anyone interested in roman times should visit it. We were hosted by a woman and a man, they explained the villa to us and answered our questions, and they even gave us advice about another roman villa nearby, Lullingstone. Thank you from the catalans!

It's an exciting villa site to visit.aa many new exhibits since 2019. Helps explain context of other Roman Villas in Darenth & Cray Valleys

Excellent for teaching your children and yourself about the Romans. Fascinating villa remains too, and very educational. Great for kids! 5 stars.

I had the pleasure to visit Crofton Roman villa today. Kudos to the volunteers who are keeping this little treasure alive. If you are in the area pop in to have a chat and to know a bit more about our ancestors.

A tiny little Roman villa. There's not a huge amount there and it's mostly aimed at school children. Nice if you're in the area but not worth travelling a long way for.

Small and compact but full of local information and relics. Lots of children's activities. Right next to the station.

A massive dump, the mighty and honest Council took off a big portion of it's space for some tall buildings ( probably some of the ones which took the Council down the drain ). The park is now horrendous, you are loosing your kids in the weeds and Croydon Council has its massive glass building overlooking it, but they are choosing to turn a blind eye when it comes to doing things for the community. More interested in selling properties at a loss and playing the blame game. SHAME !!!!

It is currently closed for reservations, but it looks like it will be nice when they finish it.

It's a nice park to sit on a bench in the sunshine. Not all of the benches are in the sun as unfortunately the block of flats are blocking the sunshine. Not all benches have a back support so those are usually empty unless it is very busy. I like that they left the grass to grow with some wild flowers, hopefully attracting bees (not many to be seen though in May).

The park and playground were beautifully finished just one year ago - typically, no maintenance or cleaning has been done. The playground is dirty, the low sitting walls around it are disgusting. In addition the planting, which was beautiful, has been left to the weeds and rubbish and is full of huge rats. As I was sitting the bushes were squeaking, a huge rat ran past my son, and across the playground. I saw about eight rats in twenty min, during the day. This is a criminal shame, in a park adjacent to the croydon council building (which is also filthy). Utter disgrace.

It's bright and attractive, with a playground that kids seemed to enjoy. A shame there isn't more equipment there especially for adults, as it would be a great location for that. The park retains its original character and historic features, which is great. I miss the fountains from back in the day though.

There used to be lovely flowers and flower bushes, original stone stairs , a lawn to lay down upon, now there is a young children's playground, big and nice but the hedgerows and trees need building back up, the public even lost the fountain it is our public land so I am sure the council will get round to it and add back some love and its a great place to eat your lunch in, summertime of course.

The park its self is okay. There could be more for the younger ones under 5s. The toddlers area, I've found soo many times has been left in very bad conditions. In the area that is for the younger children.

It's a lovely place, very well maintained. Great to go there when is sunny and warm. The only shame is some of the rough people you may find, avoid going in the evenings.

We need keep in mind to have this park clean for the kids Brand new park in the Center of Croydon Good space and play area

Love the renovation of the park but i see a lot mice and rats in the evening. Please be mindful if you are taking your children in the play area. The rats and mice seem to not be bothered and roam free around people 🤢

Used to go here for lunch break was a vibrant place with people. Now nearby building knocked down. New one being built. Garden still looks beautiful they have promised a bigger better garden.

I watched Cray FC play here. Decent facilities for this level - good bar, shelter all around the ground, and a warm welcome. Cheers!

Non league football with Bromley currently doing well . New stand and turnstiles making the ground football league ready . 20 pounds for the adult entry ,which is reasonable, long queues for beverages and food ,couldn't got in club house packed out and due to covid still being an issue I decided to miss out on a beer . Parking is available on site. I enjoyed my visit

Big space for parking, lovely ground, fab music, delicious food, great choice of drinks and fantastic bar. Good luck with your season

Went there for a friend's 40th. The function room was a nice size and the atmosphere was good. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the venue was clean and tidy.

Good game today with a good Dagenham and Redbridge performance and a deserved win. Ground had a decent atmosphere.

Love this place this is my local club and I just love going to see them even needing to travel over 1000 miles to see them I would do it because they are the "best" players and nicest of all time . Plus the arsenal superstar son is playing the and once ishowspeed turned up

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit watching Bromley FC. The clubhouse is spectacular for a National League side, the pitch is wonderful, and the stand is fantastic. The idea of going into the clubhouse, then exiting to the stand is a really good idea. The food in there was fantastic, parking and access to and from the club was really easy. Facilities were excellent. A lovely outdoor beer garden for the early months. Only negative was the sprinkler that soaked us momentarily. Apparently this was like this the season before, and isn’t appreciated in the winter months. Also, the one stand on the half way line is for members only, which means if you want a seat, it has to be behind the goal, personally not my preference, so I stood for the match.

First visit to this ground. The result was not to my liking, but I liked the ground and would go again.

Our first time here, we upgraded to Exec and the hospitality was really good! We really enjoyed it and felt well looked after. The place is clean and tidy, food options are many! Especially with the large Broomfield kitchen and bar. Will come back, my son loved it.

Had a great experience here watching Bromley and Bromley Women play on separate occasions. Great atmosphere, friendly crowd, did not feel out of place as a first time visitor watching with the home fans. Would love to bring home some merchandise but unfortunately jerseys are not available and bucket hats are out of sizes.

Haven't been there for about 30 years, this bit of the stadium is amazing. Bars are great still lots of concrete on the terraces

Nice place. Many parking spaces.The food court is also great, with a variety of different options and they have a nice outdoor seating area and have gym, bank also. The mall is well lit and always feels safe. If you're looking for a great shopping experience, Nugent Shopping Park is the place to go!

Easy to get to by turning off the A224 but the place can get very busy. Last time I went it took me a while to find a parking space. But once there, there are many shops to choose from and even places to get something to eat if you are making a day of it. The complex is quite large and has many different types of shops. Getting out of the car park can take a while. Exiting is controlled by traffic lights which enable you, when leaving, to get priority over the heavy traffic that I usually find on the A224. Well worth a visit.

A good few shops to choose from for example pet store, boots, some clothing and food. Caffe shops and some quick bites too are available. Car park is a bit tidy and takes time to manoeuvre.

A popular shopping venue with a surprisingly good choice of shops and places to eat and drink. My favourite is Nando's for food and Costa for coffee. Handy M&S (with food too).

It's a shopping park, similar to the majority dotted about the country. Has a variety of stores: - M&S - Superdrug - Waterstone's - Next - Five Guys - Nando's - Greggs - Pret - Hobbycraft - Pets at Home And more. Plenty of parking. The place feels abrasive and a little antisocial, bordering on feeling unsafe in the later hours, but then again it's in a pretty deprived area of Bromley.

What I really like is that they have so many spaces for family with bugies /children. More diverse shops would be useful but was OK. The Marks and Spencer was big enough and had a cafe.

Good selection of shops. Good number of parking spaces. Very busy when I visited on a Saturday

Big scale shopping park. Clothes stores, coffee shop, gym, stationary stores, banks, plenty of variety stores. Parking can be a bit crazy. Surrounded by a really nice park. Good place for a stroll after a shopping spree. Worth a visit. Plus good transport links. Bus stops accessible just outside the shopping park. So not far to go if wayed down with shopping. A bright,clean, refreshing place to visit.

Everything in one place...lots of parking space...coffee..chocolates..medicines..clothes..meals..toys..bank..perfect for nearby affordable shopping

Nice shopping park. Ample parking space. There are a few eating spots. Five Guys. Pret Manager. Costa Coffee. Nandos. Loads of clothing stores and there’s a TK Maxx across the street.

A bit of Christmas shopping. Free parking was a real bonus. Reasonable selection of shops, cafes and eating places within easy reach of Chislehurst and Orpington.

Enjoyed it easy parking no shopping Trolleys left in bushes AND a WATERSTONES also NO Poundland or B&M. I thought I'd Died and gone to Heaven 👍👍👍

We where here to watch a football ⚽️ game against the Orpington FC was a good game. The park is really big and nice, well maintain and clean. Nice space for the young ones to play too.

Good park for strolling , running and cycling . Also good place to take your dog's for exercise

I used to visit this park 35 years ago. I used to live nearby. We took our dog for a walk here....lovely walk. You can take so many different ways so you never get bored. Don't go on a Saturday cos football and rugby are played. The reason I have given only 3 stars is because it is full of dog pooh. Why won't people pick up?? There are signs everywhere but obviously people in Orpington don't care!!

Saturday morning park full of children playing football. Lovely park playground closed don't know why. Great open space for kids.

Hula hope double sides so can play a full game massive field! Park run one of my favourite it is hilly but beautiful one of my favourite. The park run is run by some of the best team ive ever seen soo organised and give the younger genration a chance! There a park too

Pitch wasn't great but considering recent weather it's not bad either. No indication at the beginning of the road that leads to the pitches. A nice sign would be appreciated. Parking is free and abundant. Toilets and bar are also by the pitch.

The best thing about Goddington Park is that it stretches from Court Road through 4 fields with goal posts, runs along farmer’s fallow land one side and on to Chelsfield Lane, an impressive stretch. What’s its downside? A lack of parking with the overflow relegated to what feels like a pebble quarry under my wheels. All that space is at it’s best when walking your dog. Lots of nose postcard patches for our pooches yet most people are considerate in scooping, bagging and dumping all the “barker’s eggs” that usually foul most parks. BTW, can anyone tell me what the walking path tile with a ghostly figure leading away a small child means? Alien pick up point or worse?

This park is great for a run or walk as you can also explore other areas around by navigating through woods. The only downside is that it gets muddy when it rains on those paths, so be prepared.

Nice Park popular with Dog walkers .. has a play ground and decent Parking .

Doddington Park has few football fields, children play parks, area for basketball and tennis. Good walking trails and onto Lilly's Wood. Parking via Goddington Lane.

Fab local venue to support, in a sea of restaurants and pubs it’s much needed. And with the new Bromley Blues Club in residence, it’s a great place to enjoy an evening. Cheap bar prices too : )

Great to find this fab local theatre! Wind in the willows was a great production with an ingenious set and some brilliant actors. Was a truly entertaining night out and well worth a visit.

Outstanding quality productions and super friendly and helpful volunteers. Present Laughter was incredible. From the set design, the direction, and performances. Totally recommend it.

Brilliant performance of Shakepeare in love. The actors are really talented.

What an outstanding performance of A Few Good Men! Thoroughly gripping, and great characterisations.

Second visit and another great quality production. This time it was kings speech.. imaginative production, great casting and excellent performances. Bravo 👏

Obviously depends on the play but we've always enjoyed their productions, they're of a very high standard and it's a delightful little theatre. V friendly

Watched 'Love From A Stranger' at the Little Theatre Bromley and it was the best theatre production I've seen at any theatre! I was pleasantly surprised by the level of talent and engagement. The acting was top quality and the plot was clear and enticing. Thank you for the show!

Fantastic place. I saw a great play, 'Wind in the Willows'. A great cast, full of action and well directed. Some ingenious stage management and music that added to the total performance. Always a warm welcome and very reasonably priced. A great night out.

Always excellent performances. Can thoroughly recommend this theatre!

An excellent performance of the Girl on the Train. I went with my daughter and really enjoyed the acting, some great performances. But please warn people of the flicking red blue lights!! Not good for people with epilepsy even minor epilepsy. Please note for future light effects. Thanks

Good show, venue is marginal, barely enough leg room