Upton Castle Gardens – Historic Gardens with Estuary Views
Upton Castle Gardens is one of Pembrokeshire’s most distinctive garden attractions, offering beautiful views across the Cleddau Estuary.
Visitors can explore peaceful woodland walks, the colourful Walled and Rose Gardens, the impressive Arboretum with Champion Trees, the enchanting Celtic Rainforest, and scenic estuary trails. During summer, the Annual Art & Sculpture Exhibition blends creativity with nature, while the on-site café serves locally sourced lunches, homemade cakes and fresh coffee.
Although the 13th-century castle remains a private residence, the gardens provide a memorable day out for all ages.
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Our Top Tip: RHS members have Free Entry on Tuesday & Friday!
Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Days: The garden is open from the 1st April to 20th September
Opening Times: 10am to 6pm, last entry 4.30pm, Café: 11 am to 4:30pm
Admission Prices: £8.50, 4 to 16 years £2.50, under 4’s free!
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About Upton Castle Gardens
Upton Castle Gardens is one of Pembrokeshire’s most unique castle gardens with smashing views over the Cleddau Estuary.
You can wander through the woodland paths, take in seasonal displays, admire the culptures and relax in the castle grounds.
Some highlights to look out for are the Walled Garden, Rose Garden, Champion Trees in the Arboretum, The Celtic Rainforest and amazing walks by the Cleddau Estuary.
And throughout the summer there is the Annual Art & Sculpture Exhibition with a trail through the gardens where art and nature come together!
The Upton Castle Café has locally sourced food serving fresh coffee, homemade cakes and lunches using seasonal ingredients from the kitchen garden.
The 13th Century Castle is a private home and not open to the public.
Accessibility at Upton Castle Gardens
Generally the garden is wheelchair friendly with some slopes and the Rose Garden has steps so not accessible by wheelchair.
Dogs at Upton Castle Gardens
Dogs on leads are welcome.
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Visitor Reviews of Upton Castle Gardens
Google & TripAdvisor Visitor Review Score 4.5 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are.
Here is what visitors think about their visit to the Upton Castle Gardens:
Sarah J. “Absolutely beautiful gardens.” Loved the peaceful woodland walks and stunning estuary views.
Mark H. “A fantastic hidden gem.” Enjoyed the colourful Rose Garden and impressive sculptures throughout the grounds.
Emma L. “Perfect afternoon out.” Praised the homemade cakes and relaxing atmosphere in the café.
David R. “Nature at its best.” The Celtic Rainforest and Champion Trees were the highlights of the visit.
Linda P. “Well worth visiting.” Loved combining the Art & Sculpture Exhibition with a leisurely walk around the gardens.
Local gardens and attractions near to Upton Castle Gardens
Picton Castle Gardens: Around 10 miles away, featuring 40 acres of woodland gardens, walled gardens and seasonal displays.
Dyffryn Fernant Gardens: Approximately 18 miles away, an award-winning six-acre garden overlooking Fishguard Bay with Mediterranean-style planting.
National botanic Garden of Wales: A bit more of a trek at around 45 miles away, home to the world’s largest single-span glasshouse, themed gardens and nature walks. ell worth a day out!
Map, Location, Directions & Contact Details for Upton Castle Gardens
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Cosheston Pembrokeshire SA72 4SE
United Kingdom