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What reviewers say about Flying Fox

Generated with AI from 50 reviews on Trustburn · updated 33 days ago

Customers generally describe Flying Fox positively, praising the historical house, gardens, and overall visit, though a few mention that parts of the property were closed or had extra costs.
What are the most common complaints about Flying Fox?

Based on the lowest-rated reviews, customers have complained about rooms being closed due to a lack of volunteers, extra costs for parts of the property, garden upkeep, restrictions on photos, and a pricey café.

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Anne McMullen
Reviews 1

I have just been to collect my new spinning ring, made for me by the lovely ladies at Corzo & Wood, Claydon Courtyard, Claydon House. They made it very quickly for me & i love it! I highly recommend you visit their lovely shop, with lots of gorgeous items, not just jewellery.

Ian White
Reviews 1

Very interesting National Trust House. This is the historical home of the Verney family who still live on the estate. The house has a fascinating history and only the eastern wing of an amazing mansion remains. The Verney's have a great many treasures, including a suite laid out as when Florence Nightingale stayed there. There are a number of art studios on site too as well as a great formal garden.

brigitte findley
Reviews 1

The coffee shop have very nice albeit a limited menu at the moment. Nicely spaced tables outside with pretty views. They are doing an excellent job on Covid prevention compliance and sincere friendly service. Hygienic conditions. A pleasure and away from careless crowds.

Michelle Carey
Reviews 1

This house has the absolute best ceilings of any house I have ever visited. The wood carvings are wonderful as well. I do wish they allowed pictures but it is not allowed. The Stables have a cafe and several artists studios shops. I liked the one located through the large open arch and to the left it was pottery. There was sculptutes, painting, framing, purses, and jewlery as well. The house's own gift shop was not very well stocked It certainly could use some more house related gifts.

Steve The Techy
Reviews 1

Claydon house is run by the National Trust. It is the home of the Verney's. They still live in a wing of the house. The rooms of the home are enormous. The views from the building are awesome. The views across Buckinghamshire are uninterrupted. The restaurant is not run by the National trust, but separate businesses. There are also private gardens which can be viewed, but at an extra cost to National Trust members.

Lynda Colley
Reviews 1

Lovely National Trust Estate (house was former home of Florence Nightingale) - Free Parking, Tea Room and independent galleries and picture framers situated in The Courtyard plus The Stables Exhibition room for exhibitions. Where coincidentally I shall be having my Debut Solo Art Exhibition 30/3/18 - 15/4/18

Stuart Gould
Reviews 1

Superb National Trust property. Lovely grounds. Has some nice shops within the courtyard. Beautiful gardens. Also has lovely walks all around it and down to the lake. Hosts "Cars at the Claydons" event amongst others...always something going on. Not far from Waddesdon Manor if you're in the area and want to make use of your membership by visiting two great NT properties.

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About Flying Fox

Address
Claydon Estate
Categories
Retail