Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
John Silvester (2 years ago)
Little known, fantastic views and interesting display in one if the rooms
Little known, fantastic views and interesting display in one if the rooms
Michelle Williams (2 years ago)
Weobley castle is beautiful, lovely views all around , reasonably priced as well, i also Love , love ,love camping here ?, the pritchard family are so welcoming as always and nothing is to much trouble , I love to watch Rowland mowing his fields also will and Dan rounding up the sheep is fab to watch .. can't forget barkley the dog he comes and sits with us all day (even has food with us hehehe) he's such a pleasure to have as company as is his siblings who are the sheep herders and as friendly as barkley they all love a fuss
Weobley castle is beautiful, lovely views all around , reasonably priced as well, i also Love , love ,love camping here ?, the pritchard family are so welcoming as always and nothing is to much trouble , I love to watch Rowland mowing his fields also will and Dan rounding up the sheep is fab to watch .. can't forget barkley the dog he comes and sits with us all day (even has food with us hehehe) he's such a pleasure to have as company as is his siblings who are the sheep herders and as friendly as barkley they all love a fuss
Talon P.S. & Tarian P.S. (2 years ago)
Don't let the first glance fool you, this castle is exceptionally photogenic. Lot of rooms with knocks and cranny to explore. Then sit on the garden bench and watch the ponys down on the field out towards the water.
Don't let the first glance fool you, this castle is exceptionally photogenic. Lot of rooms with knocks and cranny to explore. Then sit on the garden bench and watch the ponys down on the field out towards the water.
Kathleen Owen (2 years ago)
We used our English Heritage card for free entry to the castle. The ruins are well preserved and one room intact which has an exhibition of Weobley castle and others. There is a tiny layby to park in just before the farmhouse that will sort your entry out.
We used our English Heritage card for free entry to the castle. The ruins are well preserved and one room intact which has an exhibition of Weobley castle and others. There is a tiny layby to park in just before the farmhouse that will sort your entry out.
Graham Mallaghan (3 years ago)
Fascinating and well preserved fortified manor house, with a well presented exhibition which explains the site in depth, as well as others in the area. Some fine architectural features survive which are more usually robbed out of medieval buildings, such as stone window frames and traceries. The farm takes payment for CADW and also sells guidebooks, as well as the salt marsh lamb that they produce. There are stunning views from the castle of the Gower salt marshes and the mainland beyond. The farmer could not be more friendly and helpful.
Fascinating and well preserved fortified manor house, with a well presented exhibition which explains the site in depth, as well as others in the area. Some fine architectural features survive which are more usually robbed out of medieval buildings, such as stone window frames and traceries. The farm takes payment for CADW and also sells guidebooks, as well as the salt marsh lamb that they produce. There are stunning views from the castle of the Gower salt marshes and the mainland beyond. The farmer could not be more friendly and helpful.
