Came here for somewhere different to go to walk the dogs. Large open area with duck pond, lovely trails to walk, some take you through a wooded area. Very pleasant place to visit. Free parking free entry. Didn't see any facilities, but I'm sure there some. DOG'S MUST STAY ON LEADS. There are sign's stating off lead is an offence. Keep your dog safe on a lead as not ask dogs are friendly and some people are nervous of dogs. BE A RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNER. Plenty of dog waste bins and litter bins. Park is very clean. Play area for children.

Nice place with large park with lots of trees and pond. Kids have a play area and a nice coffee shop available in the park. Both kids and adults love the place. Good place to spend time with families and friends.

Reigate Priory has nearly 800 years long history. Priory was founded in 1235 by William de Warren which is now home to a school and a public museum. It has a big green space in front of it. Love the fountain with flowers beds all around. Such a nice place to spent a day.

5 star family Park. There's so much to do and choose from; feed the ducks, go for a walk, go for a dog walk, picnic, kids playground, there's a cafe on site and a Morrissons with a cafe and a Costa coffee a very short distance off. Parking is something I can't comment on to be fair as I didn't drive down but I think there is a car park through the Morrissons drive-in, but I can't be sure. I didn't visit the Historical site when I went there but the grounds are beautiful, the park and football and cricket allotments were superb and this was during the winter thaw! I can't wait to come in the summer it would definitely be lovely beyond words.. can't wait.

Beautiful managed park with plenty for adults and kids.

Reigate priory is a fantastic park, very well located, has a large amount of space including tennis courts, child's playground, football cage, skateboarding/ scooter area and a cafe. The attached car park is very small so on a weekend is very difficult to park I would recommend to instead park in the nearby Morrisons as it cuts through to the back of the park .

A large park with pond, playground, woodland, cafe and sports areas. Tennis courts, skate park, football field etc. I don't rate the playground as I don't think it is safe for toddlers and young children. The pirate ship has a few large gaps to fall through and the complex structure makes it impossible to shadow your child for the entirety. Particular highlight of the priory is walking up to the ridge set above the woodland.

Great big park. Good playing facilities for kids and many sports activities are held here.