Location

Picton Castle has been the historic home of the Philipps' family who are direct descendents of Sir John Wogan who built the Castle over 850 years ago.

The 40 acres of gardens are open to the public. Part of the Royal Horticultural Society Regional Garden Scheme, they are home to a feast of Rhododendrons, Embothrium and Eucryphia. The Woodland Gardens burst with colour during the spring with blankets of wild flowers blended with beautiful shrubs from all corners of the world. In the summer the restored walled garden with its enchanting fountain and fernery is a haven of tranquillity.

Directions
Satellite Navigation Location: SA62 4AS OS Ref: SN011 135, 2 miles South of the A40

Follow the brown tourist signs to Picton Castle that are located on the A40 approx 3 miles East of Haverfordwest and west of Narberth.

Picton Castle is managed by Picton Castle Trust - a charitable trust established in 1987, putting in hand a repair, conservation and refurbishment programme to secure the Castle's long term future.