John Abell returns to Dinefwr for his exhibition ‘Dod yn ol at fy Nghoed’. The Welsh proverb "Dod yn ôl at fy nghoed" translates to "to return to my trees" and signifies a return to a balanced state of mind.
As part of our big bird spotting year, 'Birding with Branwen', we invite the birds of Dinefwr to take centre stage this half term. Join us for a week full of fun, activities, and feathered friends.
Join us for a relaxed birdwatching session and observe nature from the comfort of one of the bird hides at Dinefwr. One of our Volunteers will introduce you to some of the birds that call Dinefwr home.
Join us in the Old Kitchen under our Indoor Canopy to make your own bird feeder.
Grab your camera or phone and join Simon for a fun, family-friendly photography wander through the beautiful parkland at Dinefwr.
Join us for a gentle guided walk through the parkland at Dinefwr, exploring the estate’s remarkable flora and fauna.
Hands-on, nature-inspired activities led by Seed and Root Forest School.
Ymunwch a’r mes bach, grwp i bobl ifanc gwrdd unwaith y mis yn Dinefwr | Join the Young Oaks at Dinefwr, a youth group for those wanting to get stuck in. Come and hang out, share your best ideas and do things that really matter.
Grab a blanket, enjoy a snack and settle in for a bird-themed film night with the Dinefwr Yo-Yos — a relaxed evening just for young nature lovers.