Pembrokeshire, Wales
Upton Castle, Cosheston, Pembroke Dock SA72 4SE
A twelfth or thirteenth-century fortified manor with an attached medieval chapel, set inside thirty-five acres of gardens and an arboretum developed from 1927 by Stanley Neale.
The arboretum - a century of planting laid out around a genuinely old fortified core.
The castle building itself isn't open to the public - this is a gardens and arboretum visit, seasonal (April to September), with the castle seen only from the grounds.
12th/13th-century fortified manor with an attached medieval chapel, surrounded by early-20th-century gardens and an arboretum.
At Upton Castle the grounds are open to visit but the castle interior generally isn't, under Private owner (Barlow family). Check the official site for current access before you travel.
Yes - Upton Castle offers bookable accommodation, so you can spend the night in the castle itself or within its grounds. See the Castles You Can Sleep In guide for the full list and how each stay works.
The arboretum - a century of planting laid out around a genuinely old fortified core.
Upton Castle is in Pembrokeshire, Wales, at Upton Castle, Cosheston, Pembroke Dock SA72 4SE.
Upton Castle is a partial ruin - 12th/13th-century fortified manor with an attached medieval chapel, surrounded by early-20th-century gardens and an arboretum.