Covid rules apply. Book your visit in advance on National Trust website. The garden cafe is open for takeaway. Play area also open. Lots of plants in flower ,including lots of spring bulbs. Nice walks around the estate and in the adjoining country park.

Great family day out and beautiful walking venue. Erddig Nordic Walkers walk here Saturday s at 10am and Wednesdays at 1pm, friendly welcoming group, you can even use their poles and receive free tuition !

This place has been my heart and soul these past 2 months during the corona crisis. I'm so lucky to have this place on my doorstep

Beautiful publicly-accessible parkland with the Clywedog running through the middle and free parking at the countryside centre (Felin Puelston). Clear paths and signs to guide you on access for your dog. Nice for families too.

Definitely needs a return visit as didn't see it all. Great walking in lovely, varied and interesting landscape. First visit but won't be my last.

The parkland and woods are great. Wonderful for dogs, children and photographers like me. They are well signposted for flat paths to difficult in wood slopes. It goes along the marsh field that follows the river, through the woods to the house. Or you can park at the house and follow the woods past the saucers up to the "castle". My photos are taken over a period of early autumn to winter as I just love going so much. There are seats and benches all over as well if you fancy a picnic listen to the birds or watching the squirrels. Lots of wildlife to see and hear. A must visit as well as the saucer and the house of course. Then tea at the cafe afterwards.

One of my favourite places to visit in the area. The formal gardens are wonderful to walk around or sit and have a picnic. The house itself is always a pleasure too. There is a longer walk that somehow I've failed to walk around yet too. On the grounds there's a secondhand bookshop, an ice-cream parlour, small restaurant/tearoom, giftshop, and toilets. They also have showcased local artists. The seasonal events give a lovely feel on each visit too.

I am so lucky to live near to here. Over the last couple of years having this magnificent facility on my doorstep has been a life saver to me.

A walk from the back gates to where the horses are (were), is always enjoyable.

Fields of buttercups, beautiful 😍

A bit dim in the rooms, but that's to protect artefacts that can be harmed by bright light. A great welcome from staff and volunteers, and a tasty slice of bara brith in the café. If you plan to use the EV charger, be aware that's it only 3kW and runs for only two hours with a token from reception. So it's likely to add only about twenty miles of range if you stay for two hours or more.

Lovely walks around the estate which are free to everyone. Walk along the river or ramble across the fields around the house. Take a picnic and enjoy

A nice place to relax, fresh air

I often visit this lovely estate. The beginners photography group is run by volunteers and anyone can join. There are so many spectacular views waiting to be captured by my camera.