During the winter months, visitors can expect to see large drifts of snowdrops at the far end of the estate. The fish in the lake are still fascinating, and the arboretum showcases an incredible map of world trees.

Visitors can enjoy teas, coffees, and light lunches at the orchard cafe. There are also options for picnicking, benches scattered around the estate, and a walled garden that is beautifully fragrant and relaxing to wander through. Additionally, there are toilets on site, a new gift shop, and a variety of plants available for purchase.

Yes, the estate is family-friendly. Most parts are easily navigated with a wheelchair or pushchair, and visitors can now bring their dogs inside the estate. There is also a secure paddock available for dog exercising, which can be hired for sole use.

Visitors have described the estate as a fantastic place for a family walk, with a great cafe for a bite to eat or a tea and coffee stop. The gardens and arboretum are highly praised, and the overall experience is said to be wonderful and never disappointing, regardless of the season.