On a recent trip to the Pembrokeshire coast from Ireland we decided on a wet morning to visit Upton Castle Gardens. Apart from one other couple we had the place to ourselves and had the pleasure of strolling around these wonderful gardens for approximately 3 hours. A perfect mixture of formal planting and informal walkways through woodland. Added to this we were made very welcome by the owner and her daughter. An absolute delightful place to visit and will be back.

Had a great time today visiting the gardens and wood. There is an exhibition at the moment until September of 30 sculptures dotted around the gardens and they are spectacular. The cafe was also delightful and although small served home cooked food. Would definitely recommend a visit. Also enjoyed visiting the church, walled vegetable garden and walled rose garden.

Visited on August Bank Holiday - a blissful break from the crowds and we were lucky with the weather! What a special place, the stunning sculptures add interest to a beautiful garden which has the perfect blend of formal and informal areas. There are many tranquil spots to rest and enjoy the view. Although there were plenty of visitors it felt peaceful and uncrowded. There’s a delightful cafe, with terraces and a tepee to provide shelter if needed, serving home cooked savoury and sweet bakes. Very dog friendly, we’ll definitely visit again.

Lovely little garden. Roses and flower beds best in spring and summer. Very interesting sculture trail through arboretum. Nice little cafe for tea and cake. Worth the detour off the main road.

A very enjoyable afternoon spent in this beautiful garden. Reasonably priced for adults at £7.50. The flowers, especially the roses were magnificent, and the sculpture exhibition made from driftwood is truly extraordinary. Our first visit while living in Pembrokeshire for 50 years, but definitely not our last.