The Eastnor Deer Campsite

Firstly a huge thank you to the owners and custodians of this land. It is clear from our wonderful visit that the care is more toward the enjoyment and love of area than profit! And in this day and age is something sadly lacking in most places. So I really do mean a huge thank you. Free parking, no entry fee, free fishing for campers etc. What an amazing job you do of making it the most enjoyable and interesting walk. We only had coffee at the woodshed but this was very nice and the food looked good, all the staff were very friendly and accommodating. A hidden gem and a wonderful stroll. Absolutely fabulous. If I may just add one small point, a few more dog waste bins around the walks would be helpful. Thanks from 3 happy cockapoos also 😁.

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Thank you to the owners of this wonderful outdoor space, please remember you are a guest, and have no entitlement to be here. Visit the Woodshed Café Great Cakes, nice little vending shed, pleasant and interactive staff ( most of the time ) The deer park and grounds are ‘dog central’ , if you are looking for a particular dog in the near future , come here, as most breeds are on ‘display’ If you don’t like Dogs, please don’t come here and start frowning and looking disgusted when dogs try and interact with you, in short : stay away ….. American Servicemen stationed here - pre D Day Landing, foundation of old Nissan huts still visible Keep your eyes peeled for the section of the Berlin Wall If you are bringing you four legged friend, make sure you take back everything your dog bought with them ( bins supplied )

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A really beautiful place to walk and have a coffee. Great views and a paved path that’s accessible for all. The only thing that lets it down is a minority of inconsiderate, irresponsible dog owners. On my last visit I counted 3 full dog poop bags thrown on the ground, as well as more loose dogs than those on leads. It’s a shame that people can’t be responsible and stick to the rules.

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Eastnor Deer Park is a lovely place to go and take a stroll, the pathways are relatively easy going and can cope with a pushchair. There is a Cafe on site near the carpark (called the Woodshed) with seating in the open as well as undercover in a barn area. Teas, coffees, and the usual fayre are on offer. Oh and there's the all important toilets as well. Dogs are welcome, as are owners that clear up after their dogs (please bring a bag as well as your dog). At the time of writing there is a section of the Berlin wall that is on display, freestanding on the base of an old Nissen hut. I found this stark graffiti covered slab set in the freedom of the park very moving, knowing it's history. If you want to, you can walk up to the monument and along the hills (you have now left pushchair territory). We love the Deer Park a great facility if you are in the area.

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