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A visit to Penrhyn Castle will keep the whole family entertained. Find out what delights to expect on your next visit.
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May 25 - June 2
This May Half Term we are celebrating National Childrens Gardening week. Come and join us for some fun planting activities for all the family and to see our beautiful formal and wild gardens. The gardens will be buzzing with spring wildlife, get your magnifying glasses at the ready and become a garden detective to see what you can spot! And if you are looking to burn off a little energy there will be garden games and welly throwing fun.
Looking for a place to go wild? We have two adventure playgrounds to choose from at Penrhyn Castle ready for your family visit.
Just beyond the picnic tables near the stables courtyard entrance, you can find our playground in Rook Wood. Head up through the woodland to find the park where you can climb, swing and see-saw to your day away.
Our natural play area in Cwt Ogwen takes you down to the Ogwen River. Find the wooden archway in the main car park and follow the path down. Discover our hide, a perfect spot to play house, or to sit quietly and take in the sounds and sights of wildlife around you. For the little adventurers, the adventure playground is just up the path, have a go and see who can complete it fastest.
Find out when Penrhyn Castle and Garden is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Why not take a stroll off the beaten track and visit the hide down by the River Ogwen. Families will also enjoy the natural play area. Remember to bring your wellies.
The castle exterior hides an opulent and lavishly decorated interior. A much-loved home to the Pennant family, learn about some of the glorious rooms you can see on your visit.
Enjoy a circular walk around the lesser-known parts of the castle grounds as you discover a diverse range of wildlife and nature that call this place home.