Great hidden gem! Middle of nowhere. Got a basic cafe with cream tea and soup. Very nice. Great sculptures. The trail in on from July. Will visit again for the art work. Very cheap. £ 18 for a family of four or £7 each. Under 18s get in for FREE.

We had such a lovely time here. A hidden gem! Children under 11 went free which was great for us as we had four children with us aged 1-6. Our 1 year old managed to do the whole walk herself. Amazing things to see which kept the children very excited, they loved trying to find all the pieces. Will definitely come back again, staff were very friendly too!

Absolutely stunning place to visit. Definitely a must if you are nearby. Great for people who love a quiet place to go, very peaceful and tranquil. Plenty of different types if trees and plants which are beautiful. And also great for children for all of the sculptures around for them to look at. A place where you definitely need a camera, so many things to take pictures of. Great in winter and cant wait to come again in the summer

The woodland and surroundings are really pretty, you can also take dogs on a lead. The main reason for the lower star is the cafe wasn't open and it's only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The walk itself only took about a half an hour, we tried taking out time but it still only took 45 minutes and a lot of the current art wasn't engaging considering it's £7 per adult. It's was a good pit stop but we wouldn't make a specific trip. Also not ideal for kids as I wouldn't consider it to be a conventially fun place.

Amazing staff so friendly and welcoming, had a lovely afternoon tea and it was delicious. When on the beautiful walk was so relaxing listening to the river and birds all the way around, lookong at the trees, flowers and ponds.The sculptures are stunning, such a beautiful place and people where amazing made for an amazing last day of our holiday.

What a beautiful and tranquil place. Having read that this garden would be open for the National garden scheme on the day my friend was coming to visit. I decided to drive up from Buckfastleigh. It was an unseasonally hot day for October, and so we were able to enjoy what seemed like a sunny summer afternoon strolling around enjoying the sculptures and the low autumn sun glinting through the birch trees. We also sat out in the tea garden for a refreshing glass of apple juice, whilst watching a friendly robin searching for crumbs around the tables. We walked up to sit on a bench and took in the stunning views of dartmoor. Highly recommend a visit. Disabled parking with good accessibility, and an electric charging point, were noted as we arrived.

Lovely walk around through the woodland spotting some of the sculptures. Loved the horse on entering. Tearoom staff very friendly and helpful.

A hidden gem. Perfect for a short, peaceful walk. The sculptures add further interest. View points offer glorious scenery. Super relaxing and good for the soul.