Lovely place, well organised. Third year we’ve been and will be back. Reasonably priced so even ideal if you just want a walk round the gardens. Seemed more crafts than plants this year which are beautiful but I just can’t afford 🥲

Bodrhyddan Hall hosts the Ceramics Wales event each year, which brings together over a hundred ceramicists from all over the country. The creativity and standard of work is so inspiring. It is an annual event and very well organised. There are also plants for sale and food is available. I can highly recommend this event. The house and grounds are also stunning, and I'll be visiting them too.

I enjoyed the pots and plants sale day on Saturday. Despite the rain there were many stalls selling pottery, plants and food . Much more than I anticipated. We would have loved to walk round the garden too but rain stopped play. All for a small entrance fee. I bought a beautiful potted flower arrangement at a great price too!

Travelled all over North Wales as a child on family holidays and as an adult but never knew this little gem existed. Spent a lovely afternoon wandering round the gardens and then the house tour. The knowledge of our guide was brilliant and she led a very interesting tour around the house showing a great depth of knowledge, passing over a lot of information of the house and its former residents. Then we finished off with tea and cake in their on site tea room. Would definitely recommend. Well worth the entrance fee.

Interesting and entertaining visit despite the power issues. Our guide provided a real insight into the family and how they enjoyed the property. Mixing facts with a great sense of humour she entertained all of our group which I'm guessing ranged in age from under 10 to 70+. The admission price was good value and the gardens are well worth a stroll.

An absolute gem of a place steeped in history and amazing stories relayed to us by our guide on the day Hazel who was most knowledgeable and engaging The house’s artefacts were countless covering many generations of the family who have taken their heritage seriously and kind enough to share with us all Take time to visit the extensive grounds and beautifully maintained gardens Such a lovely experience Jonathan and Rachel Williams

We had a very knowledgeable guide on our tour. This is a lovely house and home with many rooms still used by the family especially for entertaining. The gardens are lovely and luckily we had a sunny afternoon to enjoy them. We also enjoyed a cup of tea and lemon drizzle cake in the tea room which was the old billiard room.