Loseley Park

Great event - musicals under the stars! Really enjoyed the outdoor performance - great facilities and very organised. Team were very helpful getting us to our seats. Chose the Gold Circle and actually liked it more than VIP on our own comfy chairs

Beautiful gardens which were recently featured on BBCs Gardeners World. Dedicated team are looking after them and they still managed to maintain the stunning planting despite the heatwaves. Really excellent food choices too. The house was closed at the time of our visit but will certainly return to look at that too!

Garden is free for RHS members at particular times of the year. Tour of the house is £9.50 extra. House has lots of treasures inside so worth the visit. Cafe had gluten free soup and rolls.

Great venue, great setting and great fun. Sound quality could have been better further back and "Golden Circle" was seated and half empty but great fun standing up the front. Opened at 5.30pm, got there at 6.30pm and somewhat disappointed that for price the covers band (think holiday park entertainers) only came on at 7.30pm then went off for 45 minutes at 8.30 before coming back for just one more hour (last 15 of which was Venga Boys🤔).... but good fun night out anyway.

Loseley Park is one of Surrey's finest historic houses, set within parkland which it shares with beautiful walled gardens. The gardens are stunning, divided into garden rooms overflowing with colour during the summer months. Exploring the hidden corners of the walled gardens, rose gardens and vegetable gardens is a delight. You can purchase jams and spreads made from produce grown on the estate in the little gift shop. You can choose to visit just the gardens, or pay an additional fee to join a guided tour of the house as well. It's certainly worth seeing the house, as the guided tours are very informative, so you'll learn a lot about the history of the property and the More Molyneux family. The rooms feature numerous period fixtures and treasures, from the Great Hall featuring work by Grinling Gibbons, to the Drawing Room's magnificent fireplace and ceiling. Photography isn't currently allowed inside the house, but you'll doubtless recognise the exterior from numerous TV appearances. Onsite facilities include a café, parking and toilets. Check the website for opening times before visiting, particularly if you intend to visit the house. Ticket prices at the time of my visit were £22.00, with options of £12.50 for the gardens only, or £9.50 for the house tour only, a fair price for an impressive house and beautiful gardens. Historic Houses members can present their membership card for free admission.