Absolutely amazing day out. The house is interesting (entrance fee a little but pricey but worth it). The walk to the castle is a bit testing but well worth it. Facilities excellent the restaurant sells home made produce and Welsh based products. Gift shop and information great. Save money join the national trust.

Whilst staying at the Falcondale Hotel we visited both Dinefwr Park & Castle plus the Dolancothi Gold Mines. With travel and visiting time it took almost 6 hours and its all within 20 mile radius. Well worth a visit and if you are National Trust members its free.

Amazing location. The drive up from the road is stunning - with views across the parkland. You park a short walk from the actual house - where there are toilets, a mobile unit selling quality coffee/icecream and the NT ticket shop. The house (Newton House) is gorgeous. Fab tea room and shop. Lots of fascinating rooms, including the basement where... More

As soon as we arrived the car park attendant almost cheered when we said we had not been before. In fact every member of staff was extremely eager to see us. The house is great for kids because you could touch everything including the piano although it wasn't the most interesting place I had been to . Lovely grounds and... More

A charming walk through fields and woodland up to the castle. Drink in the splendor of the views and walk back via the boardwalk and deer park to the look around the house. Whatever you do make sure you visit the tea rooms.....fantastic.

We only walked to the castle as we had three dogs with us, plus after paying £6 for the car park there was also another charge to visit the house. We fancied going for a coffee before the walk however that is also in the house so we would have been charged anyway. They have supplied a catering van in... More

This park is excellent for all ages. The walks in the grounds are easy to follow. The staff are friendly and helpful. The Billiard Room restaurant serves simple food and in cold weather there is a lovely log fire. The castle is very dramatic.

lovely open landscape with great views. You can park at home farm and get into the grounds for free. The car park near the house costs £6 and there is an entry fee in addition to the house, but the old castle and grounds are free.

We didn't have time to look at the house, but the walk and climb to the castle is well worth the effort as the views are spectacular. Also recommended is the boardwalk that takes you through a boggy area with old moss covered walls, a small stream and fern and lichen covered woods leading to a beautiful lake. The bird... More