Address: Cilgerran Castle near, Cardigan, SA43 2SF, United Kingdom
Phone: +441239621339
Rating: 4.4
based on 137 reviews.
Accessibility and Parking
Pros:
"Free roadside parking nearby so short walk to the castle."
"Parking in the village it is a short walk."
"There's a car park down by the river, but a good Hill to walk back up."
"Parking is tricky but the village wasn't too busy when we visited."
"Parking is free and there are a few picnic benches too - it is a lovely spot by the river."
"Parking for the castle is at Cilgerran Lower Car Park, do not put the castle in your sat nav, it is a very narrow place."
"There is no car park, access is for pedestrians only, however there is parking in the streets nearby."
"There is no parking at the castle so you have to park on the road and walk to it."
Cons:
"This walk isn't suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs though!"
"Parking is an issue. You have to find somewhere in the village to park, and there didn't seem to be very much."
"No parking nearby: use the riverside car park (down a scarily narrow road) and walk up."
"The only real down side is the lack of parking. There's a limited amount of road side parking, or a river side carpark about 400 meters away."
"Parking is a big problem here, but we'll worth finding somewhere and walking."
"It's quite hard to park in Cilgerran itself, best to go down to the riverside car park."
"Parking isn’t the best but easier to park near the church."
"No parking, you park in the village itself and a very short walk to the castle."
Castle Experience
Pros:
"Excellent castle to visit, only a ruin but what's left is solid and well worth the admission fee."
"Being able to climb the towers and see the views of cilgerran and surrounding nature is a sight worth going for alone!"
"Great ruinous castle towering above River Teifi."
"Proper castle with amazing views across the valley."
"A small fantastically persevered medieval castle hidden within the beautiful west Wales countryside."
"Really well maintained and interesting attraction."
"Castle ruins situated in a quiet village over the river, a small castle."
"A delightful ruins that really shows how amazing the construction of the towers would have taken place all those years ago."
Cons:
"It's not suitable really for those that need walking aids or rely on wheelchairs and not for small children - there are a lot of short walls/places to fall from!"
"No tea shop (other than hot/cold drinks) but Adele's in the village was excellent and makes a very good substitute."
"There is not much left of the castle, Cilgerran Castle is a 13th-century ruined castle."
"Interesting in the context of the history of the British isles but don’t expect a major experience."
"Was very hard to find because there is no car park, and the sat nav took us down a dead end."
"Despite being national trust everything was closed up and no staff there."
"No parking on site."
"No refreshments or anything available also and kids were a bit disappointed how small and limited it was."