A lovely large park with natural beauty and wildlife. Park is very clean and tidy. We came by car and used the car park area in Pembroke Lodge TW10 5HX. Lots of car park space and free parking. Has shops, cafe, toilet on site. Use toilet here as other toilets on trail or in park are a long distance away. Has sitting areas and volunteers in green high vis giving you information about park areas and programmes going on in the park. Pembroke lodge is one of the areas where you can eat with comfort and not worry about the deer. We walked the Tamsin trail and trail that takes you around the park. The park was very busy with cyclist riding on road paths, joggers running and lots of people on mountain bikes. Be careful when crossing paths and roads because some of the riders felt they owed the road and were making comments when we blocked their path. The paths on the park are paved in some area and natural in others where they go through park so can be difficult for pushchairs and wheelchairs. The paths are well signed in some areas and there are lots of signpost and information stand along the path telling you about the park and wildlife. A key information here is if you wanted a quiet, non deer or stag eating area eat at Pembroke lodge or the plantation park which is gated and no animals. The plantation park also has toilet facilities. The deer roam free around the park so be mindful where you go and try not disturbing the deers or getting to close. There are seating area in the park and other mobile cafe selling hot and cold food and drinks but are very close to the deers and stag so the animals can approach you if they smell food. The plantation park is a lovely spot inside the park with lovely flowers, shrubs, trees and a small lake. Its a beautiful spot to just relax and is less busy than the main park when we visited. A lovely park to visit with family. The park does have a website with some information but I got an email reply about safe places to eat in the park which i have added here.