Excellent remains, especially the Prior's lodge. Well worth an hour or two's amble. And don't forget the nearby village leading to the castle at the far end - a great half-day's package! (Tip - the loos are a bit of a walk away, use when going in or out!).

Well preserved and extensive ruins with some enclosed rooms to explore too. Small exhibition room too with artefacts. Car park was small (possibly about 10 cars would fit) and toilet block was pretty grim but other than that it was nice to visit if in the area. It took us about an hour to get round and see what we wanted to see.

Really enjoyed walking around here on the day we visited. Some cool history to be read and it really is a bit of an explore-your-own type of thing. It was quite muddy due to weather so might not be accessible to everyone because of this.

Absolute gem of a place. Firstly it was so nice to be able to take our dog into the priory and surrounding walk. Parking was excellent onsite by the shop, wonderful customer service from the lady who went out of her way to tell us about the priory it's buildings and advice on a walk to a stream. It's a lovely walk and is exposed to the elements, so if like us, it was a lovely hot sunny day, make sure you wear a hat! Lots of pockets of space for picnics which I think would be something I would of done as the views are perfect. After our walk we then took the trail thru the fields towards the church and pub. It's worth the price as the upkeep of the grounds, though if you are a English Heritage member you get in for free.