Fun Dog Show at Gwrych Castle

Yes! Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the interior and exterior areas at Gwrych Castle. Owners must keep dogs on leads at all times. You are also advised to bring your own water and a bowl as these can not be provided. 

The majority of the main building is currently a ruin so there is currently no public access.

The Castle was built into a hill, subsequently the terrain is uneven with many steps, slopes and steep footpaths throughout the estate. Sensible footwear is recommended at all times. Many of the footpaths along our standard visitor route are unsuitable for pushchairs, self-drive three wheeled vehicles and wheelchairs.

There is an accessible route for disabled visitors, please make staff aware at the Ticket Office if you require disabled parking and the accessible route so you can be advised accordingly. This route will avoid the steps, but does include a slope leading to Stable Court which can be tiring for a person assisting. The gardens and the Chapel are both accessed via steps so are not accessible to wheelchair users.

As Gwrych Castle is over two hundred years old, substantially ruinous and Grade I listed, no part of it may be altered to make it more accessible at present.

Yes, one carer ticket is valid per each full-paying visitor. Proof must be presented on arrival. Proof includes DLA, Carer's Passport, Carer's ID or MAX Card.

There are local businesses selling refreshments during selected events and weekends.

Yes, there is seating available along the visitor route. Picnics can also be enjoyed on the East Lawn. 

Personal photography is permitted at Gwrych Castle. Please note that drones may not be operated on site without prior approval from Gwrych Castle. 

Yes, in 2020 and 2021, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! was filmed in Gwrych Castle in North Wales rather than it's usual filming location of Australia due to COVID-19. 

The castle's courtyard was the main camp area, and "Kiosk Cledwyn" was stationed in the stable area.