Sizergh Castle located at Sizergh, Kendal LA8 8DZ, UK

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14th-century bulwark containing Elizabethan carvings and furniture, plus a conifer and rock garden.

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Jacky Blaikie

5 Google Rating

The gardens are still lovely with flowers in the spring walk,swans on the mirror lake and beautiful

5/ 5

The gardens are still lovely with flowers in the spring walk,swans on the mirror lake and beautiful walks. The cafe and shop were open and we enjoyed a delicious hot pasty. We'll be back after lockdown to see the amazing spring flowers.

roger tretton

5 Google Rating

The gardens were lovely. Cafe very accommodating. Could do with a wider selection though. The jacket

5/ 5

The gardens were lovely. Cafe very accommodating. Could do with a wider selection though. The jacket potato was very nice. Staff at reception were very helpful with regards to my Mum's mobility issues. Thank you to all concerned. Booking as a member of the national trust was easy to. Thank you to the team at Sizerg castle.

Kelly Everett

4 Google Rating

Visited when the covid 19 restrictions were in place, so the house was closed. However the grounds t

4/ 5

Visited when the covid 19 restrictions were in place, so the house was closed. However the grounds to the place are lovely and so nice to walk through. Paths make it easy with a pram and the gardens/flowers were just stunning. Plenty of parking and a gift shop and cafe on site. A great place to visit and would recommend it.

Lee Rhodes

5 Google Rating

Great site and a stunning location. I recommend the blue trail walk. Although it is uphill, if you

5/ 5

Great site and a stunning location. I recommend the blue trail walk. Although it is uphill, if you go past the church you can get stunning views across from Morecomb bay in the south to the lake hills in the north.

Janette Crump

5 Google Rating

An absolutely beautiful place, I highly recommend a visit. The castle was closed on the day we visit

5/ 5

An absolutely beautiful place, I highly recommend a visit. The castle was closed on the day we visited but we spent a few hours in the gardens which are stunning and accessible to everyone. Save some time to pop into the cafe where the food and service are fabulous and theb pop next door tob the excellent gift shop which has something for everyone.

Sveatoslav Persianov

5 Google Rating

Loved and enjoyed it! Visited a lot of castles in my life and most of them are just about big walls,

5/ 5

Loved and enjoyed it! Visited a lot of castles in my life and most of them are just about big walls, rooms, bedrooms and armors... Sizergh is different. Everything here is just about the right size. Make sure to look for Charlie, while you are there. It's the black cat, living there :)))

Anita Davis

5 Google Rating

Lovely gardens and mirror lake. Castle interesting to visit. Different walks to do around depending

5/ 5

Lovely gardens and mirror lake. Castle interesting to visit. Different walks to do around depending on your ability. Nice restaurant. First visit but would go again.

A Wilson

5 Google Rating

Had a fabulous visit with three generations and a dog. The gardens are wonderful and we all loved th

5/ 5

Had a fabulous visit with three generations and a dog. The gardens are wonderful and we all loved the adventure trail in the woods. Good food and lovely ice cream.

Deb Jones

5 Google Rating

Such a beautiful place! Absolutely loved it. The gardens were immaculate and contained so many inter

5/ 5

Such a beautiful place! Absolutely loved it. The gardens were immaculate and contained so many interesting specimens. Staff were friendly. A great experience!

Peter Gilroy

5 Google Rating

A fabulous property and grounds, partly occupied by the owners, but under the care of the National T

5/ 5

A fabulous property and grounds, partly occupied by the owners, but under the care of the National Trust. Popular cafe [and shop] open to the public; locally sourced produce, including from their own kitchen gardens. Grounds include a stunning rock garden, lake, topiary, wood, orchard, and walking trails. House tours open seasonally, filled with artifacts and fixtures. Free parking and entrance for members.

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