Wales

Hafod Estate

One of the finest examples of a Picturesque landscape in Europe | Un o’r enghreifftiau gorau o dirwedd pictiwresg yn Ewrop

Hafod Estate, Pontrhydygroes, Ystrad Meurig, Ceredigion, SY25 6DX

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A man with his dog looking out from a vantage point over the Hafod estate, with vast woodland in the distance and winding river leading towards it.

Car park
Designated disabled parking area at Mrs Johnes' Flower Garden and the Estate Office.
Licenced for civil weddings
Our function room at the Estate Office is licensed for civil weddings. For more information email hafod@nationaltrust.org.uk
Dogs
Dogs must be kept on leads around livestock and in the gardens, but can be off leads under control in the woodlands.
Toilet
Temporary toilet available in car park (next to church).
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Directions via Google Maps
By road
Take the A4120 from Aberystwyth towards Devil's Bridge. Follow the brown and white signs from Devil’s Bridge via the B4574 to the car park. *** Dilynwch yr A4120 o Aberystwyth i gyfeiriad Ponterwyd. Dilynwch yr arwyddion brown a gwyn o Bonterwyd ar hyd y B4574 i gyrraedd y maes parcio.
Parking: If using mapping system, search 'Hafod Estate Car Park' do not use 'Hafod Estate Office' For What3Words use callers.beginning.forms
Sat Nav: For satnav use SY25 6DX for general area, then follow brown signs from Pontrhygores *** Dilynwch y cod post SY25 6DX, yna'r arwyddion brown o Pontrhydygroes
Hafod Estate, Pontrhydygroes, Ystrad Meurig, Ceredigion, SY25 6DX
01974282568
hafod@nationaltrust.org.uk

Opening times for 28 November 2023
Asset	Opening time
Car park \| Maes parcio	Dawn - Dusk
Countryside \| Cefn gwlad	Dawn - Dusk

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Map of Hafod

With over 8 miles of waymarked paths at Hafod, take a look at our map in advance to plan your visit. Please note that the Cavern Cascade remains closed.

A visitor walking past the Gothic Arcade, Hafod Estate, Ceredigion, Wales

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Visiting the Hafod Estate

Hafod is one the finest examples of a ‘picturesque style’ landscape from the 18th century. Discover waymarked trails, wildlife and nature within the rugged landscape of mid-Wales.