Brockhill Country Park

Really pretty, with lovely views on the different trails. It's not a 5 star review due to the car parking fees yes they are cheap but putting it up a pound for weekends seems silky just have a middle ground and charge it 7 days a week.
The food from the kiosk was lovely, all vegetarian but also had vegan and gluten free options available. They also make the perfect "builder's" cup of tea! With plenty of seating areas and all at a sensible cost.
Toilets as per many public toilets could do with improvement but at least they have some avaliable on site.

Cute park with lots of play areas and facilities for children as well as relatively easy walks for older visitors. It was quiet and peaceful when we visited. Recommended

Good fun , park for the kids ,ducks in the pond ,lots to explore and a cafe at the end . Only 4 stars as the toilets are abiy grubby and you can't pay card at the cafe ,but you can pay for parking on the card so that's handy.

Visted Brockhill Park with our daughters (5mo and 3yo) for the first time to attend the Halloween events they held there this year and we absolutely loved it!

The Halloween events were some of the best I've been to, whittling wands, toasting apples over a fire, potion and spider web making - all round excellent fun for the kids.

The park itself is lovely and has paths which are pram accessible. The play park there is very good for all ages. And it has a cafe on site too - what more could you ask for?! Will be returning for their Christmas events for sure.

Always love visiting brockhill. Great for a walk in all seasons. Especially love the special events during the kids holidays.
We did the summer bug event and also did the autumn bug event. Loved by the children.
Parking isn't too expensive, nice little cafe and lovely clean toilets. Brilliant play park and lovely pond for feeding ducks.

A peaceful valley full of delights. Family friendly with charming wooden animal sculptures, a playground, a cafe - when open, never tried - rivulets converging in rushing torrents in winter, a lake with waterfowl, bamboo jungles - magic for adventures.

Had a lovely walk with the Mrs and kids.. Beautiful scenery and a great little play park for the kids as well.. Parking only £2.70 fix price but lasts all day.. I have been there before but train and it's about a 15-20 minute walk from sandling station

Pay by phone parking or cash £1.90 a day using phone app. The carpark and cafe, plus a tarmac path to the kids playground are disabled friendly, after that you will need a hovercraft. Wear strong boots, you will need them, nice views and beautiful scenery but the grassed paths are undulating and steep in some points, don't go after a rain storm. Ducks are on the small lake just waiting to be feed, toilets and park rangers cabin are by the carpark and cafe. The cafe has some great food at reasonable prices, very helpful and pleasant staff, dog friendly with outdoor seating, indoor seating for non dog walkers.