Came to visit here to see if you could buy any tickets as was in the local area but there was no ticketing information, it may only be available and accessible on private hire. You can see some of the Castle from outside but would have loved to go in! Did take a few pics 📸 from outside

When I saw there was a castle I got super excited, nothing like a bit of history to make Sunday a proper funday! Walking up those stairs, I was buzzing with anticipation. But talk about a letdown. Turns out it’s just a wedding venue and you can’t actually see any of the castle itself. When I asked if there was anything at all the public could see, I got hit with more disappointment, apparently “The Keep” is the only bit normally open to visitors, but it’s been closed for 10 months for maintenance or some malarkey like that. Seriously, when did historic sites in the UK become such blatant money machines?

It is such a nice castle but unfortunately it is closed and it is a private property only for weddings

Beautiful venue for wedding . Farnham, itself is a beautiful town in Surrey. Farnham castle is spectacular building with beautiful architecture. Staff is very efficient and professional.

One of the beautiful English Heritage in Farnham to visit. Carpark and visit was free or charge. It take less than half an hour to visit. Staff were so attentive and friendly and happy to explain the place to you at the entrance. We visited on a Sunday and there was a Wedding Event in their Hotel which was nice to see people dressed up and few of them came on top of the castle to take photos. The only recommendation I would have is for their public toilets, with no hand wash filled up unfortunately was a put off thing.

Farnham Castle is a dream wedding venue and as a wedding photographer, a dream to photograph. With so many beautiful locations for amazing photo opportunities, It is a fairytale venue. The staff are great and very accommodating to ensure the wedding couple were looked after. They gave us private access to the top of the castle and The bride and groom and I witnessed a double rainbow at sunset, from on top of the castle keep. It was such an incredible moment at such a beautiful place and is very special memory for the newlyweds and as a romantic and cinematic wedding photographer, ticked a bucket list moment for me. Farnham castle is one of my favourite venues and I am very excited to be photographing more weddings here soon. Jennifer West Photography.

Came here on retreat with our Year 11s. Lovely place, lovely people, lovely grounds. And nice to wander around and find nooks and crannies that hide a Norman Chapel, beautiful plaster work, many many candles and really good food. And the daffodils are pretty good as well.

I took my toddler and baby to the Fire Engine rally and we had a brilliant day out. The day was well-run, well advertised and a big hit with my toddler. The facilities were great, we loved the little book library too and each area of the museum had something to captivate my toddler which made the whole day go smoothly. The receptionist was friendly, eager to help answer questions and make our day a pleasure. The activities at the rally were well thought out and educational. A great family outing!

What a wonderful experience! Us and our pups were made to feel very welcome by the enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff throughout. The museum was actually very intriguing and you have to admire how much effort and care has gone in to each display. We will definitely pay another visit one day as there was a lot to see.

It's not the largest of the open-air museums I have seen, but still, there was plenty to do a see. Good place to visit with kids and also it's very dog friendly. We spent here 2.5 hours here at a slow pace.

It was ok, great for children. Probably a fairly quiet day. May be better when they have more equipment running.

Loved it, will go back again. Went on land-rover day, so more to see. The museum is set in lovely woods with many different trees. Lots to see and touch for my 3 year old grandson who loves to be outside he really liked the victorian school room, with a piano he could play and victorian toys he could use and safe for him to run around. Defiantly recommended.

This was a mid November weekend visit, when many other attractions have closed for winter - the railway wasn't running and none of the activities and demonstrations were taking place, but it was still an enjoyable and informative visit. There were a wide range of exhibits, obviously carefully curated, labelled and arranged, ranging from farm equipment and machinery, rural building materials and techniques, some wonderful vintage fire engines, and some lovely reconstructions of various old shops. I think in the summer when it's less 'take us as you find us' I'd go for a full 5/5

Absolutely loved it. You are free to roam around the museum and have access to a surprising number of the exibits hands on. Nice cafe and one can easily spend 2-3 hours just looking around. Unfortunately the train wasn't running and none of the working exibits were manned but that was our fault for not checking before going. One of the highlights as a 60 yr old was using the swings!! What memories. Highly recommend it just don't get locked in as happened to me lol

We went to the Market there today which is the first Saturday of each month. There were some nice stalls selling beautiful handmade knitwear, handmade jewellery, chocolates, soap lots or lovely stuff and will be probably be a good one to go back to at the beginning of December. The cafe is nice with a short but good food menu. There is ample seating in the cafe area too. Beware of the car park which is actually paid parking on a Saturday. Entrance fee for the market was £1 and under 15s are free. Dogs seem to be welcome here too.

Attended a matinee performance of Annie. The venue seems to be run pretty well, but it could do with some way to keep the theatre cool on warm days. They tried their best with fans but that was not really adequate and took away from the enjoyment of the hard work gone in to putting on a very good show

Visited today for Art in Clay....lovely building with super cafe

Lovely gallery. Wonderful lighting to have exhibitions. Beautiful and peaceful gardens. Nice little cafe and the building is well maintained and clean. Big parking lot too so easy to drive there !

Deserved 5 stars as a large local venue preserving old buildings and allowing numerous stalls with arts, crafts, memorabilia,antiques, collectors items. Large car park and easy access to town centre.

Farnham's most valuable asset. Since moving here to live, I have enjoyed many aspects of events here. Always a treat

Went to The Maltings today for the Art in Clay. Have been waiting for over a year for one particular exhibitor. Arrived at 9.45 ready for the advertised opening time of 10.00am only to find that they had been open for at least an hour and the exhibitor whose pieces I had especially wanted was 90% sold out already! Another person I spoke to had travelled for over 2 hours to get there to get something special and just managed to pick out an alternative, but again was not happy. Adding insult to injury was having to pay £6.50 each to get in only to walk straight out again. Total waste of journey!

Great place to spend the weekend with kids. It was really busy on Saturday noon. Parking was almost full but they got an overflow parking space as well. Lovely trails. Make sure you grab a ball for the ball in a maze puzzle you're gonna find in every trail. Parking is a bit expensive. Go ape inside the park is a nice one with net adventure for kids. Kids were happy to grab the yo yo bear for free (might be some promotion). There's no litter bin as the park is a litter bin free one i guess. Overall a great experience!!

We had a fantastic family day !! It’s was hot day like 29-30 degrees. They have got plenty of tree shade. It was ok for 2hours bike trip! My little on is 2.5years , she loves the trip and all of play ground. Specially, the marble run!! This is a great place. She absolutely loved it. Car parking 🅿️ price was 5hours for about £15! I think it is reasonable price (membership available free car parking ) and the wooden marble is £8 I do recommend to buy one , if you have little one! They will love it 😍 we will come back !!

This is a fantastic forest to explore. There are many trails you can take to enjoy the great outdoors. We loved The Gruffalo Trail seeing all the sculptures. It’s not a very long trail so perfect for little ones. We also tried disc golf for the first time which was good fun, although we weren’t very good at it. You throw a frisbee towards a chain net on a pole, 9 of those in total make up the course. Each one tells you how many throws you should aim to get it in. It’s £3.50 for each disc hire & you are given a score sheet & pencil to mark your progress. The cafe was not open when we visited but they had a double decker bus selling hot drinks, cold drinks & food items to keep you going. Toilets on site. Very dog friendly. Go ape on also on site & play areas for the kids. Will be back to try some other trails in the near future.

Great forest walks, and dog walks. Played Disk frisbee golf was really fun and different. Go ape stuff there is expensive bug very very good. Lots of gruffalo hunting and free really good wooden cimbing obstical course feature things on the trails too.

Lots of different trails to go on. The play trail equipment is more for over 5’s. A gruffalo trail with wooden statues. Marble run structures at different points £8 a ball. Another review said about using a tennis ball which we took but it bounced off some of them or was too light and got stuck on others, maybe a heavier ball like a snooker ball be better perhaps? If you’re going to spend the day then parking price isn’t too bad, but rather expensive for just a few hours. Dog friendly has dog water bowls and a shower. No bins so have to walk around with poo bags and take home! Lots of picnic tables, toilets by entrance

Had a great walk with our son. We followed the gruffalo trail which he is absolutely loved. There is plenty to explore and see so I would recommend being the kids. The cafe is lovely too with good coffee and food on offer. Playgrounds for the kids are awesome.

We enjoy taking our 2 year old son to Alice Holt to do the Gruffalo/Stickman trail and play on the different playgrounds along the way. The walk alone would probably be about 45 minutes at a minimum but longer with children and if your stopping to enjoy the activities. Plenty of parking but it is expensive. They have a cafe, toilets, dog wash and a go ape here too. Suitable for bike riders and dog walkers.

This museum doesn’t have many exhibits, but it’s very interesting. Inside, i learned more about Farnham and some of its history. This was meaningful

A beautiful and interesting museum with lovely, friendly staff! There is wheelchair access from an entrance to the right of the main entrance. There are ramps down to the garden. The outbuilding is accessible and there is a wheelchair-accessible toilet (larger than average, but not a Changing Places one)

A hidden gem! If not because of the brown sign across the road, I wouldn’t have noticed there is such a beautiful and educational museum behind the scaffolding. The staff were all so wonderful, happy for a chat and can tell us so much about the historic building as well as the town. Amazingly there is a mammoth tusk on display in the museum. There are activity bags for children to play anywhere in a quiet place! My two kids had the best museum tea party ever. If we weren’t off somewhere, we would happily stay for longer. What a wonderful place to spend time! It’s also free to visit.

A lovely free museum for Farnham's history with lovely staff upon greeting, and very accessible from the town. It was the icing on the cake after a day exploring Waverley Abbey ruins, Farnham Castle Keep, and wandering the town. The museum nicely portrays aspects from all these sites and more on two floors in a picturesque Georgian townhouse so it was good to put them in more context and see further artefacts! There is also a very scenic garden to explore adding to the whole experience - It is 100% worth a visit for anyone exploring Farnham for the day!

I wandered in on a free day which was probably good. Don't get me wrong, I love a good museum, even little ones, but was a little confused at what the point of this museum was, what story it was trying to tell, and why it should interest me. There was a school group going through at the same time as me and I listened in a bit because that part was wonderful and engaging. However walking through myself I lacked context and often found myself wondering why some of the objects were there.

I love a local museum like this, to get a good idea of the town and its history. Lovely garden as well, and coffee and cake sometimes available

Local museum for the town, full of detailed information and free to access. They also have a nice garden.

Found a beautiful place in and out with amazing food , all day kitchen(well from 12.00 till 21.00) so you dont have to wait till 19.00 to eat. 09.00 weeked starting with breakfast. So quiet in the nature pub. Lovely staff. Nice big garden. Just amazing and tranquil ....

First time visiting, celebrating a birthday. Staff were welcoming and pleasant. The food was good, although I had to ask for a sauce for the lovely pie as it was quite dry. Very surprised as it was a Monday and quite quiet that the service was VERY slow. We were not in a rush, but it could have been an issue, particularly if there had been more people. We will definitely go back soon and give it another try.

Shout out to our waitress Mia who was extremely welcoming and attentive, and went above and beyond to make sure our needs were met. Food was delicious, a little pricey, but worth it. Great outdoor area with a good vibe. Highly recommend.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience at The Duke of Cambridge in Tilford! The staff were incredibly warm, attentive, and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. Their genuine hospitality truly elevated the visit. The food was nothing short of spectacular—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented, with a menu that perfectly balances classic pub fare with creative twists. The atmosphere is the ideal blend of cozy and vibrant, with charming decor and a welcoming vibe that makes you want to linger. Whether you're popping in for a pint or a full meal, this place is a gem. Highly recommend and can’t wait to return!

Really good food and a great place to sit and have a drink. We took children with us who had a great time in the park in the garden. Staff were also very friendly!

Lovely pub and great food. The steak was cooked perfectly and the nduja ketchup was excellent. The Caffè latte gelato that came with the coffee and chocolate gateau deserves a special mention too.

Nice venue, friendly staff and place was very busy. But the food was just ok, it was unnecessarily expensive with ridiculously small portions. Sunday roast pork belly was tiny, potatoes and the greens were cold. £21 for a bacon cheeseburger is extortionate. Best thing was the gravy and the apple tart for dessert.

We stopped here for lunch on a busy bank holiday Monday. The staff found us a table and the food was excellent. Service is great, friendly and helpful. The menu and specials were all tempting and the final choices we made excellent.

What an absolute gem of a restaurant! Beautiful setting, good array of choice on the menu, attentive and friendly staff, and the food was divine! Good portion sizes too. We will definitely be back!

What a wonderful restaurant. I was very impressed by the staff as they couldn't do enough to help but weren't pestering you they were just around if you needed something. All of them looked really smart too. The food was really tasty and there was so much choice. Something for everyone with prices to suit everyone's pocket. Lovely food, lovely staff and lovely decor which made for a really special evening. We will definitely return.

Very popular restaurant with a nice varied menu. Can get very busy, especially in the evenings and this may impact speed of service. However, we had no problem with the speed at which our food was served and enjoyed 3 courses.

We bloody love their pizza as you’ll see from the few pictures 🤣 🍕 !! High praise indeed! Staff are all gorgeous warm and wonderful and it’s always a pleasure to pop in for a cheeky Peroni and wait for take away. Having spent the last year hanging around every other week for pizzas All the other dishes look absolutely amazing stood admiring people‘s dinners for many a visit. If all you try is the pizza, you won’t be disappointed always worth the drive always worth the wait and the staff will look after you ! Oh and the garlic bread is pretty bloody good too!

Second visit and it has not disappointed, it was busy even for a Tuesday night but the service was excellent and the prices are very reasonable. I took my colleague from China and she said it was the best Italian she has ever tasted and so many different flavours. Thank you!!!

This is a very busy restaurant with limited parking available. We managed to get the last space in the car park. We had the table squashed in by the front door which wasn’t great as people were constantly going past us. We must have had 4 different waiters/waitresses and none were very attentive. The food and drink were excellent but the service definitely let it down.

Absolutely amazing place. Fabulous prices for what you get, incredible, authentic atmosphere, friendly staff. The food is delicious and looks exactly like the pictures! Couldn’t recommend enough if you have the money (~£20-30 per person)

The sushi quality vs price was good! Two people, we paid £50 The selection is varied enough to hit the sweet-spot of everyone’s taste. The wait wasn’t massive, the waitresses were really nice so nothing to point out other than: We made a reservation for the evening and we arrived with two 2-people empty tables and the receptionist still insisted on putting us at the bar, we had to decline of course. They put us at the table in the end, but not great! Would have been 5 stars service if not for that.

Delicious food. Service was a bit slow. My mum and I finished our mains and my bf's main didn't come out yet. Nice small restaurant Price was good. Spent £74 for 3mains and 1 starter and a volcano sushi. Oh and volcano sushi was a lil disappointing as it didn't have that nice charred flavour on the salmon.

Sushi Jun is a little gem of a restaurant in Farnham. We’re lucky to have such a lovely izakaya style Japanese restaurant here in the Surrey countryside Everything is freshly made, so food will arrive as it’s ready. The menu covers a lot of favourites - tempura, Hirata buns, sushi, udon noodles, donburi rice bowls. It won’t be a cheap evening out but it’ll be delicious

Fell in love with this place! Excellent food, efficient staff. I would recommend to book a table, so you will get a space. Adding pictures of half eaten food 😂😂 too good to picture tho

Been going here for a while and it’s hands down the best Japanese restaurant I’ve ever been to! The food is amazing, authentic, looks just like the photos and the atmosphere’s lovely. I can’t recommend this place enough!! If you like Japanese food, are in farnham and have the budget ABSOLUTELY go here.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. Never had bad service and the food is outrageous. After visiting Japan a couple of times, Sushi Jun is genuinely one of the most authentic experiences I have had in the UK.

Nobody wants to write a bad review, but sometimes you just have to, in the hope that it helps. The front of house people in Veena's restaurant today were lovely and the service was excellent, however this was some of the worst Thai food I'd ever experienced. We tried this restaurant because of the earlier reviews and because it advertised itself as authentic, but unfortunately there was nothing authentic about this Thai food. Everything was processed and extremely sweet and to be honest, inedible (so sickly) after a few mouthfuls. Nobody at our table finished their meal, so not sure if they were having an off day, but none of the dishes looked anything like the pictures online. For some very good reasons I know and understand decent Thai food and this was just the pits, but having said all of that, it's a lovely place to sit and chill if you aren't hungry :-)

We popped into Veena's Kitchen on a bit of a whim yesterday evening and can say with confidence it was the best Thai food I've had in years. The starters were tasty (chicken wings & prawn crackers) & the Thai Green Curry was delicious & punchy. My partner had the Pad Gra Phrao which was also very tasty. Service was impeccable & the total bill reasonable. I can highly recommend a visit. We'll be back very soon!

The food was to die for! We went for a casual lunch, walked in off the street. It wasn't quiet, which is always a good sign. One young lady working front of house, but she was fast, efficient and friendly. Food was served relatively quickly and presented brilliantly. All ingredients were obviously fresh and the dishes we had were amazing.

This place feels more like a café than a full-service restaurant. When we booked, I had checked the older menu prices, so I was surprised to find how expensive it has become. The food itself was mixed. The massaman curry was enjoyable, but the pad Thai was unusually orange in colour and had an odd flavour I couldn't quite place. It reminded me of one other place that makes it in a similar style I also didn’t enjoy—it just wasn’t what I was expecting from a traditional pad Thai. The biggest issue for me, however, was the pricing and added charges. £16 for a chicken pad Thai and £17 for a beef curry already felt steep. But what really put me off was being charged £2 for sweet chilli sauce on top of £4.95 for Thai prawn crackers. It seems unreasonable not to include a small sauce with the crackers—it made the experience feel unnecessarily transactional. To top it off, when I asked to take home the rest of my noodles, they said it would be a 50p charge for the takeaway box. I understand businesses need to cover costs, but charging for a small plastic container feels excessive. Combined with the lack of a water refill (despite asking), it all added up to a feeling that they were trying to squeeze every last penny from the customer. In the end, I removed the tip to make up for the extra charges, which left a sour note on what I hoped would be a great experience. Overall, I left feeling disappointed and unlikely to return.

Lovely Thai place in Farnham with great service. It was easy to reserve a table of 6 over the phone and had great food options, including vegan, vegetarian, and some gluten-free choices! The photos are of the Pad Thai Tofu and a side of the Spring Rolls, both of which were excellent portion sizes and great in flavour. The waitress we had asked the table if anyone had any allergens, and she even asked me if I wanted the egg in my Pad Thai to make it vegan instead of vegetarian. The restaurant opens at 5:30, but the little shop towards the back where you can buy various drinks and snacks is open before 5:30, and they are also open for takeaway boba drinks as well. Definitely will dine with Veena's Kitchen again 💕

I don't know much about Thai cuisine, but if that's the real flavours of Thailand I do want to explore more! The dishes were well balanced, full of flavour and seasoned to perfection. Each dish had a decent amount of meat, nicely done as well. Even if you're not fond of specific flavours, still give it a go, composition will blow your mind. Black lemon tea and pancakes were like a cherry on top. As per the restaurant itself, it's very clean, comfortable and the staff is amazingly friendly. We'll definitely be back soon!

Ordered twice in three day.Best Thai food in Farnham. Very good takeaway, must try the green curry! Lunch special with great value.I recommend it.

Lovely little pub/restaurant with a huge conservatory and outdoor patio dining area. The food is exceptional and Steaks to die for probably one of the nicest Pieces of meat I’ve had served in front of me with Great presentation. Judging by how busy the large car park gets it’s a very popular place for many people.

Best restaurant I have been to in Surrey for many years. everything was beyond top standard. All our meal choices were superb and we are already planning for a revisit to try the Sunday roast or and steak. Such a chilled relaxing atmosphere, staff very pleasant and attentive. couldn’t ask for more, plus the grounds are beautiful inside and out. So glad I came across this hidden gem I can’t wait to return.

The Spotted Cow is such a lovely pub – the food was absolutely delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. The menu had a great variety, and everything we tried was full of flavour. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with that perfect balance of cosy and lively. The staff were friendly and attentive, which really made the experience even better. A wonderful spot for both a relaxed meal or a special evening out – we’ll definitely be coming back soon!

I recently visited The Spotted Cow Pub in Farnham, and despite it being a bit of a journey, it was absolutely worth it. The interior is charming and cozy, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. I ordered the chicken and chorizo skewers, which were accompanied by grilled vegetables and a refreshing minty sauce. The skewers were flavourful, and the combination with the vegetables and sauce was delightful. The food was delicious, the ambiance was great, and I will definitely be returning to The Spotted Cow. It’s a hidden gem that’s well worth the visit.

We had a great time for Sunday lunch. We went quite late in the day and they were very informative straight away about which roasts they had left and obviously had made adjustments to try and give as many options as possible. The main was very tasty but the dessert! The desserts were incredible! We will definitely go again.

What a fantastic find. The the maitre'd was so helpful and welcoming. The waiting staff excellent. The FOOD best roast had anywhere out for a very long time. The seafood Linguine five stars. Definitely go back. Thank you all lovely way to enjoy Sunday with family.

Very lovely pub (more a restaurant really). A bit of a drive from the town center, but in a very nice, forestry area near Bourne Woods. The food was good, even though I thought it was a bit expensive. The conservatory and the terrace fantastic. The service was very good. Overall, very recommended.