Had a great day here yesterday. Very friendly staff at the shop and cafe at the bottom and friendly and very knowledgeable staff at the top dressed up in iron age era clothes. Activities such as bread making we're lots of fun and very interesting for our 8 year old daughter and lots of fun learning to sling shot too. Highly recommended for the price of you're in the area.

This was a fun and informative experience for all of us, aged 5 to 62, the two rising 8year olds were learning about the Celts in school this term, so it was particularly relevant. We all enjoyed the 4 hours that we were there and could have stayed longer. The guides kept us all totally engaged in the talks, and the children particularly enjoyed the fire making demo and learning how to grind the wheat and make bread. The children also enjoyed reading the stones on the path on the way up to the settlement which made for interesting discussion as we walking. Cafe, reception and shop staff all friendly and efficient. I think we will be returning in the summer.

A unique historical attraction, rebuilt on the site of an original Iron Age camp. Lots of scenic views are to be had on what is quite a small site, but there’s nothing quite like seeing a roaring fire in one of the huts. There were staff/volunteers on hand with demonstrations, which was a nice extra touch.

This one was of my favourite historical places I’ve been to. The staff throughout were fabulous. Amazing site, fantastic gift shop, great value for money homemade food in the cafe with lovely staff and finally such an amazing employee you have in Morgan Black the Bard who entertained us with stories and a performance. I could have sat for hours and listened to him what an asset for the site. 100% will be back and highly recommend it. Great price and no hidden extras.

Brilliant hidden gem - well worth a visit if you are staying in or passing through Pembrokeshire. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Special thanks to Morgan Black for a very special rendition of 'Smoke on Water' played on a medieval lire !

We visited Castell Hennlys on impulse while on holiday on about 28th June 2023. I have poor mobility but was able wait only a short time to hire one of their Trampers. We had an excellent cream tea lunch while waiting. With the Tramper I travelled slowly up the sunny woodland path through wild birdsong to reach the top of the hill and the hillfort’s gate. The rebuilt round houses were amazing and we had demonstrations of cooking, weaving and how our ancestors lived given by very knowledgeable guides all dressed in Iron Age clothing. A slow trip back to base down the paths by the sparkling stream brought us back for a refreshing ice cream in the cafe. Such lovely people in charge, very kind and considerate. It’s not often I can visit places on hillsides properly so bless you for having Trampers available making Castell Hennlys a high spot of my holiday!

Really interesting site, with a good feel about it. I imagine it would've been a really engaging visit, but unfortunately we had very little interaction with the guides / reenactors as a large school group were on site. We also couldn't go in some on the huts due to the school children taking the space. My son would have really loved to have learnt more. My advice to get a full experience would be to ring ahead to check no large groups are around. I really do think this could be a great and informative experience though.

First visited this amazing Iron Age Village over 30 yrs ago & was equally entranced on my 2nd visit. We arrived early on a grey day to avoid crowds due to our nervous rescue dog. All the staff were friendly & welcoming and when we came out of one of the round houses we were greeted by two very friendly members of the Demetae tribe! The wealth of information provided by Morgan plus the delight of him playing a Celtic musical instrument really made our trip worthwhile. Can't comment on cafe as shut on Mondays as out of peak season, but would definitely recommend visiting this magical, mystical site.

Fantastic experience for all the family: particularly disabled and dog friendly. Dan was hugely knowledgable and generous with his time in the village and Owain, not only took a mobility impaired grandma up to the village in the site vehicle while the rest of us walked, but also arranged for her to be collected when we were ready to make our way back down to a delicious light lunch at the cafe next to the river. Cannot recommend highly enough - just wish we could be there during the local school holiday dates to take advantage of the many events planned for the site.

Fabulous visit today and massive thanks to the staff at this wonderfully reconstructed Iron Age village. There is a lovely feel about this place , it’s tranquil and very pleasant . The car park was full when we arrived but the place just seemed to swallow everyone up so it didn’t seem crowded. The displays were excellent , bread making and warrior training for the children , plenty of space to run around for them as well ! Harvest celebrations finished the day off wonderfully ! Highly recommend a visit !