National Trust - Killerton

Killerton by public transport

Been before, some time ago, with my late husband who drove. I don't drive and wanted to visit again and managed by public transport. From Exeter bus station you take the No 2 bus to Tiverton and get ...

Very nice but NOT dog friendly as claimed

This is a nice place with some interesting features and lovely scenery and a well stocked shop, plant centre and second hand bookshop. The experience was marred for us because based on what we read on...

Avoid the cafe!

We bought sandwiches at the cafe - that were actually sold to us still frozen, I advised them, and National Trust were 'grateful for my feedback' but neither explained, apologised or refunded my money...

Lovely day out, although getting on in years.

We had a lovely day out at Killerton National Trust, lovely gardens and bear hut, along with a lovely team of guides, it was a Thursday and upstairs was an amazing fun filled lady called Sheree, who w...

Excellent parkland and wooded garden.

A fantastic parkland and interesting woodlands and gardens. The house was interesting enough even if the exterior looks,to me,less than attractive. Certainly interesting as to hear how the NT was gift...