We parked and did the circular walk around the castle & Mill. Flat easy walk with majestic views of the castle all round. We were a little early to get in. But we'll worth the visit regardless.

Went here Wednesday 24th April and spent the day there walking around both the castle and tidal mill. We paid £7 each which was the OAP price but parking was free and the ticket covered both the castle and the tidal mill. The castle was lovely to walk round and the map given to us on arrival helped guide us through and around. We took lots of photographs. After we had coffees, we walked down to the Tidal Mill and had a good wander round there. We were given another booklet covering the details which helped us understand what was made there. Again we took pictures of the causeway and inside the mill itself. A nice day spent there at a good price.

I visited Carew Castle and Mill whilst staying nearby in Tenby. The approach to the castle is very impressive. The staff were helpful, and mentioned the audio guide (although I could not download it whilst at the castle). There is a LOT to explore here, and at £8, I thought it was a bargain. Make sure you don't miss the chapel and the lesser hall (actually quite big)! Admission includes access to the tidal mill (one of very few which can still be visited) and this was interesting too. To top it off, I visited the cafe, and tried the Santiago cake, which was delicious.

Came on a rainy day which perhaps made the visit not as good as if it was sunny, mainly because there is no roof now to the castle. There is audio description to explain what you are looking at, and a café and toilets. Good value at £7 concession. This includes a tour of the mill also interesting, well worth a visit

Fabulous castle, mostly in ruin with a bit of reconstruction to show how it may have been in olden days. We enjoyed our visit, the walk in the meadow round the castle and down to the tidal mill was very scenic. Had lunch in the cafe, home made Potato and Leek soup was best we'd ever had, crusty bread was delicious, also cake! Tidal mill was included in the entry cost and is well worth a visit, not working but the commentary on each floor explains how it worked. A good day out.

….worth a visit! The tearoom (open to all) serves delightful fresh food and a lovely flat white! The staff are very friendly and couldn’t be more helpful… the tearoom (out and in) is very well organised and clean….well done! We wouldn’t normally visit a castle however Carew is quite spectacular with good access to the nooks and crannies; it’s interesting and together with free running commentary on your smart phone. We think children would love the magic of the castle. The walk around the milk pond (about 1 mile) is also worth taking with a visit to the Mill itself a must…your castle entry ticket includes this… the shop also sells crabing kits for youngsters who want to try their hand in the salt water pond. Mill staff are very helpful and friendly, keen to import their extensive knowledge of the mill and its surroundings. Altogether a wonderful family day out; well worth a visit!

Got to castle in good time and walked around the mill lake. The path was well maintained. Didn’t go into castle but did have a coffee at the castle. Staff there needed a rocket. Bins were full at 10.30 in the morning.

We really enjoyed our visit to Carew Castle. We arrived early and did the walk around the mill and back up to the car park, which took about 30 minutes. We visited the tea rooms and the cakes there were lovely! The staff in the cafe and in the reception area were friendly. We were surprised how much there was to visit inside the castle and we enjoyed visiting all the rooms and getting a history of Princess Ness who lived there with her husband, Gerald. The rooms aren’t all furnished but there is a description of the rooms. Look carefully at the map as this tells you things to look out for in each room. There wasn’t a guided tour when we went, but you can listen to the audio guide if you like. When you’re in the middle of the castle, remember to look up and you’ll see the heraldic signs of Prince Arthur, Henry VII and Katherine of Aragon. A great castle to visit and impressive once you are inside and looking around the rooms.

I love this place. Stunning location. Caters for all ages. Dog friendly, great cafe, the cakes are so lovely, and the staff are the most friendly, helpful people. It's value for money too. My toddler and I enjoyed crabbing there recently. Will go back again and again.

We spent a very agreeable couple of hours with our children exploring the well preserved castle followed by the unusual tidal mill which is a short walk away. A family ticket was about £25 and we paid a modest extra sum to do the treasure hunt for the children. You can access quite a bit of the castle though via steep spiral staircases and it can be quite dark but we managed fine with young children. There are audio points and plenty of information to read. You get a good sense of what it would have been like and its proportions and location are impressive.