Syon Park london

Went here for the foodies festival and it was a great experience with lovely views. A great place to come with friends and family. It has free onsite car park for customers who are using the garden centre. Easy entry and exit access. Recommend

We were here for a wedding. It's a pretty place and has a lovely country side feel to it. It's not easily accessible other than by private transport. But that's also what makes it feel like you're in the country side. It overlooks a little River which is lovely. It is a great place for a wedding or wedding reception.

Very beautiful and a place to relax where you can find a sweet peace. Neat and clean area. Amazing natural beauty. It a big shops where you can buy so many things include plants, flowers, garden furniture, show pieces, chocolates, beautiful vases etc. There is a big car park area as well. Famous Syon Park House, fishing lake and Hilton Hotel are there as well. A perfect place to spend time family and friends.

Really liked this venue. Lovely house (although it was closed on a Monday - I should've checked) but gardens were superb. Adjacent garden centre and restaurant very nice.

Nicely sized and situated park close to a local bus stop. Came here for the foodies festival, plenty of parking those driving in. Fit the event decently, craft beer, gin brewers and local food stalls. Only slight fault was a smallish undercover area prepared for attenders, beer helps make up for it.

Such a beautiful park. Even if you are not visiting Syon house, it is nice just to go and see it. You can walk, cycle or go for a ride. Views are pretty, it is spacious, and good for families, couples and with dogs. If open, do see Syon house. It is worthy as well!

Nice location, visited for a Christmas party and had a lovely time. Easy to get to but can't really comment as to the park itself as a place to visit in the day. Park wise though in the near vicinity I'd suggest Richmond Park which is a lovely large park with facilities and full of wildlife

I visited here to see the enchanted Woodlands and I must admit for £10 it was a good deal. To complete the journey took just over an hour. Only downside is that taking photos of the exhibits can be very difficult given that it is dark and unless you have a professional camera the images will not come out clearly. However it is still worth seeing and if they change up the exhibits next year then I will definitely be attending again!

It beautiful, and definitely worth going for a nice walk or picnic, problem is the carpark closes pretty early

Comprising of some magnificent interiors, Syon House has been home to the Percy family for over 400 years. Designed by Robert Adam, a Scottish neoclassical architect and interior designer, the building is known for being some of his best work.