I haven't been so can't say what it's like but would like to say to everyone out there who likes these types of places for the amount of money spent and been spent on this one it should be open every day historical England should make it a clause before handing over the thousands of pounds (hundreds of)so I've been reading and to the owner don't be so tight get it open every day and like a visitor says on charge £2 entry and more will come press like if you agree and I will pester owner for more opening hours

I took the boys, 3 & 7, for an afternoon walk here. They loved exploring the paths and woods, especially through the craggs and rhododendron, climbing rocks and finding secret spots to sit for a drink. It's a beautiful outdoor place with a lake to walk around. Take cash for the car park, £3.50 per adult, £2.50 for children / OAP. No cafe so take your own refreshments. I'd recommend good shoes as there are a couple of steep climbs and of course if you want to scramble the rocks.

£5 each adult entry fee and parking. A nice walk around rocks towards the lake, some of the rocks have high drops. A lovely hidden little place and well worth a look around. No facilities...

Lovely little walk and a great place to explore the unusual rocks and manmade lake. For £5 entry could do with having facilities, would definitely go back as a great place for a picnic on a summer's day.

It's £5 entry for 16 and over only, meaning it is great value if you have lots of kids! There is plenty of parking inside, along with areas for picnics. The lake and rocks look spectacular, and are worth taking some time exploring, rather than just walking the loop of the lake. There's lots to explore, but definitely not wheelchair or pushchair friendly. Dog allowed of course.

Really nice place for visiting and leisure. It is good for families with children, not good for families with baby in pram, it is better to choose sling or carrier, because of waking path ups and downs, between rocks and muddy leaf litter. You can fishing or make picnic. Ticket for adults 3,5£ but for 5 person car you paid 10£.

Absolutely stunning location and a lovely walk! And is dog friendly. Rated 3 stars due to the a few reasons. The walking routes are not clearly marked however there is a map but we didn’t find this until the end. You can see where others have walked but there are no “paths” so not mobility friendly at all. £10 entry (£5 per person ) kids are free. I understand this contributes to the up keep of the area however every bin was over flowing…there are zero facilities once you are there….the car park isn’t great on wet days it just felt some what over priced. They DO NOT TAKE CARDS it’s cash only on entry so we had to leave to find a cash machine (Sainsbury’s towards Harrogate is the nearest) Would be nice to see a few picnic benches and some signage on the routes

Great place to explore, went on the most autumn days and it was really nice to explore. Better than Brimham rocks in my opinion, children would love it.

It is very scenic however charging £5 per adult is madness. There's no sort of facilities there, half the area is not accessible due to being overgrown and there's no signage for walking routes.

Nice day out in summer !would definitely recommend if you have never been !

This place is tranquil and peaceful. Great walk for the family and dog. Could have spent all day here. Take a picnic and enjoy hours of hide and seek . nature lovers paradise.but wear insect repellent .

Such a beautiful place for a picnic, this natural nature reserve is a wonderful beautiful spot which it great for children and big children to explore. It's great to see no litter about or any poo bags. The only thing that lets it down is the £5 per adult, it's too expensive. It should be £5 per car really as it's just a walk. I also wish the lake was in use and you could hire small boats out or even i could just paddle board on there. Now that would be worth £6 per adult :)

Please be aware, this places costs £5 PER AUDULT! there's no indication of the charge until you're at the entrance. The car park is very "hit and miss" as you end up just parking where ever you can. In terms of the rocks, they're interesting and worth seeing, but not enough in my opinion to warrant the cost they're charging. There's no marked out routes, and you simply have to wander around, without really knowing where you're going. I have to question what the entry charge is for, and there appears to be zero outlay from an upkeep perspective. Also, please be aware that parts can be VERY steep. I saw a couple of pensions pay to enter and quickly gave uo as they were physically unable to do anything. Overall, I personally wouldn't recommend, as the cost isn't worth it.

We have visited plumpton rocks a few times now and we love it. Such a beautiful place for a peaceful walk. Our 3 kids love it too (13, 10 and 7)

Beautiful

Great place to go for a stroll around, the bluebell were amazing, and the kids would love it too. Running and hiding in the rocks and trees.

One of North Yorkshires best kept secrets

Great for families and dog walkers.

A hidden and secret gem to immerse yourself into. A beautiful wooded area; with many offshoots to explore.

A short but beautiful and relaxing walk, with lots of interesting nooks and crannies to explore. NB, plan for a toilet stop elsewhere.

Not good for wheelchair access etc. Can spend as long as you like. Very peaceful

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old estate turned into a wild park, has something fairy-like. (Original) Prachtig oud landgoed veranderd in een verwilderd park, heeft iets sprookjesachtig.

Bins here and there would help!Run down and in need of some money spending on it.

Amazing and very photogenic

Looks very cool from the pictures but unfortunately I couldn't see it with my own eyes. The place is closed! :(

Beautiful scenary. A hidden gem. Plenty of places to enjoy a picnic. Wonderful to walk freely around the grounds. No facilities including toilets.

A beautiful and intriguing, unspoilt natural playground that needs to be treated with respect for safety.

Not for the faint hearted - or the unfit (me!) Pretty when the sun shines. Terrain a bit hard going in places with steep inclines and sudden drops. There are warning signs about the drops, and the deep water, but it could do with some route markers so you know you are on the right and most appropriate path. There are no 'facilities' here

It's OK. Cash only, nearest cash machine is in Harrogate, which was a huge hassle. Rocks are interesting but rest of it is similar to Roundhay Park or Temple Newsam, but not as well maintained. Dogs are only allowed on a lead, which our Spaniel was not happy about. No facilities at all, although it is only £5 per adult.

Very nice place. Like forgotten secret garden. Good for families. Not so good for prams. Highly recommend. Plenty of space for a picnics. Kids under 16 free.

It's a nice place to walk around, but not really sure why it should cost a fiver per adult, as it isn't that large and there's not really anything much for them to maintain. However there is some lovely wildlife to see along with the rocky side of the lake. Seeing a swan chasing a duck along the length of the water was entertaining, and there are some very large fish lurking under the lilly pads.

This place is a real surprise, we were expecting some kind of scaled down Brimham Rocks, but this place is so much more beautiful. I would recommend bringing a picnic blanket if you plan on having a chill out or a picnic as there are no picnic tables. But other than that, it’s amazing.

Nice place to visit. Limited map but easy to get around. £5 per adult

What a beautiful place, just a tea and cake stall run by the scouts, which was perfect,

Great place to wander around. Very close to Harrogate but feels miles away. Card payments accepted for entry 👍🏻

Brilliant place to visit. Kept the kids busy for hours, lots of rocks to scramble up and places to explore. Great place for a picnic.

Stunning place and a must see.Not suitable for wheelchairs as very uneven paths ..

Nice spended 1 hour

A beautiful and serene spot, usually open only at weekends but open through the week during August.

Great place to visit - cheeky per person charge for car parking - but nice fun place to explore!

not as exciting as the brampton rocks but still a lovely site defo worth a visit!

Plumpton rock's a very nice little walk, would be awesome in summer for the kids to run round a have a picnic,

Great place for children to play hide and seek!

£10 for a family, total spent 20 mins finished. Water is very dirty

Lovely peaceful place. I would highly recommend a visit.

Drove an hour to get here to find it was closed. Poor show. Very blunt rude sign on the gate which wasn't very welcoming which is a real shame as it looks like a beautiful spot

Peaceful place just great for me

Went here today for a day out. On entry the sign read " we are closed so go back home !!" Absolute ignorant people ! Will never return again ! Had a great day out in Knaresborough instead !

A beautiful place to walk round.

*CLOSED UNTIL SPRING* Lovely place but don’t come til next year their website is wrong

Nice place to walk for a, couple of hours

Web site, automatic phone service, and sign at venue say open at weekend until end of October. But it actually closes in September. Very frustrating as we had travelled from Preston to see. Local neighbours also told us site is under restoration .

Lovely place.

£3.50 per entry and you get a pound off next visit. It's just a bunch of rocks beside a small lake. £2 entry is enough for a place like this!!! then more people might actually go. Needs more information points in and around the rocks and more bins might actually stop people throwing their dog bags into the bushes.

Lovely place for a walk and great for children

Beautiful. Not a huge place but great just to chill out in.

Thoroughly enjoyed our time at Plumpton Rocks, the combination of rocks,woodland and lake made a varied countryside walk

Beautiful lake, can park and walk around. Great wood for exploring children, take a picnic, nothing there. Couple of hours max but worth a visit

Better if had some sort of cafe and toilets

Excellent place to visit.I would recommend .

Very pleasant and quiet place to come for a stroll.

Quite, peace, nice trails beautiful scenery

Fantastic to be back to nature and not a paved path in sight 😀

If you have been to Bingham rocks this is much the same but smaller,but has a beautiful lake for the family to explore.

Nice walking route with family. Car park charges are per person rather than per car. £3.50 per adult and £2.50 per child.

Not a lot to see for £3.50 per person. A quick walk around the lake and that's it. Only open weekends and bank holidays.

Beautiful place to visit and chill

No cafes or toilets but stunning landscape for a family picnic or a romantic walk. Must wear appropriate shoes. It could be dangerous with little ones. No suitable for pushchairs

Lovely place to go highest admission is £3.50 very well kept this is a hidden yorkshire gem!