Just love visiting this place! Lovely house with interesting and interactive museum displays. Good for kids and adults alike.

LH

Exquisite house with a great story well told of Britain’s first ecologist and nature journalist, Gilbert White… Add to that the story and display of Scott’s Antarctic ill-fated expedition and the inquisitive mind will be well satisfied.

PC

We went on a Nature Day event, with walks and talks on a range of subjects and activities for children to partake in.

NM

The house and gardens are great for children and access is good for the less mobile.

NB

A nice shop, where I couldn’t resist a new plant for the garden.

KS

There was a range of things to do (pull out drawers, pencil rubbings, photo opportunities etc)… I will definitely return with my own, younger children as I am sure they will like it too.

SS

Visited during the Unusual Plants Fair, it was very well organised and the gardens looked very pretty.

PB

We had a guide around the house – she really knew about Gilbert White and his family. Fascinating to listen to.

SP

A great place to visit. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well-presented exhibits and informative displays. Well worth a return visit.

SW

Superb organisation for a Group visit of 12 that was pre-booked… dedication to the life and works of Gilbert White and Captain Oates was remarkable.

PC

If you want a relaxing day in a fascinating house and beautiful gardens surrounded by an idyllic English village and landscape then this is the place for you.

PG

We had a walk around the garden, and we had coffee and cake in the cafe. The gift shop is well stocked with lovely gifts.

A

Most importantly the museum tells its stories very well, but I won’t spoil them here.

PG