


Explore 55 acres of parkland, woodland trails, and a medieval castle with towers, mysterious rooms, and atmospheric dungeons perfect for family adventures.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in or book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site tearoom where bike rental payments and agreements are completed
Hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 11am-4pm (Also open on Bank Holidays)
We had a wonderful Sunday visit to Caldicot Castle. It’s an absolute gem of a place, especially since both castle entry and the parking are completely free! Inside, there is a lovely small gift shop that sells warm drinks and snacks, which was perfect for a quick break. We loved exploring the castle rooms, which are beautifully set up with historic furniture left behind by the very last families to occupy the estate when it was a family home. The absolute highlight, though, was climbing up to take in the fantastic, uninterrupted 360 degree views of the surrounding country park and parklands from the battlements.
Great free entrance and parking... If you happen to go to caldicot asda.... Don't park on the carpark if the store is closed.... It will cost you £60.... But 2 hrs free parking if its open 🤔
Caldicot Castle is a lovely historical spot and a really nice place to visit, especially when there are no events running. It has a relaxed, chilled atmosphere, making it a great place to wander around at your own pace and enjoy the castle and grounds. The inside grounds are well worth exploring, with plenty to see and a nice sense of history throughout. There is also a small shop selling food and drinks, which is handy if you want to stop for a snack or something to drink during your visit. There is plenty of seating available, both in the sun and in shaded areas, so it is easy to take your time and relax while enjoying the surroundings. It can get quite busy when events are on, but even then, there is still plenty to look at and enjoy. Overall, Caldicot Castle is a pleasant and interesting place to visit, with a good mix of history, open space, and a calm atmosphere when it is quieter.
Visited here for Classic Car meet. Entry to castle is free. Cafe on site. Was raising awareness and funds for Children's Hospice South West. Visit my JustGiving page!
A very pleasant park with a large variety of trees, a pretty lake and a castle. Plenty of parking, decent toilets, football pitches and a cafe. Entry to the castle and the parking are free. It's all dog friendly with plenty of bins. Even if the car parks appear full, drive down to the end and (if conditions allow) there will be overflow parking in a field. If there is a match on, check out the club house for a reasonably priced beer.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
