Wales - South West Wales

There are 323 hectares (800 acres) to explore – three quarters of which is a National Nature Reserve – including a ruined castle, bogland walk, deer-park, woodlands,
hay meadows and streams. Newton House is not your traditional dressed period house, instead the rooms tell the story of Dinefwr across the centuries, giving our visitors an atmospheric and hands-on experience. Note: there are regular tours and talks across the property focusing on aspects of the National Nature Reserve as well as Newton House and the iconic status of Dinefwr in Welsh history since medieval times.

Special interest tours:

Behind the Scenes at Newton House
It's here that you'll discover more about Dinefwr's intriguing past. Follow your knowledgeable guide up to the top floor of the house to see the amazing ceiling of the china passage, the servants' courtyards and the breathtaking roof-top view of the landscape below.
 Duration 1 hour 30 minutes.

White Park Cattle Tour

The rare White Park cattle have always been an emblem of power for Welsh princes. Learn how they are part of Welsh history and folklore, and how they were used as currency. The tour will expain the importance and rarity of the breed, their care and management today. 
Duration 1 hour

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Badger Watching Tour
At twilight the badgers come out from the sett, giving those who are patient and quiet a chance to encounter these timid creatures close up. This is an amazing opportunity to watch and photograph them in the wild.
 Duration 2 hours 30 minutes.

Charges may apply, for more information please contact the property.