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Roch Castle is a 12th-century fortress that has been beautifully restored. Perched on a rocky outcrop, it offers breathtaking 360° views of the Preseli Mountains and St Brides Bay. It combines historic character, modern comforts, dramatic location, rich heritage, and a sense of seclusion. It is now a venue for events, weddings or private stays.

As part of the Open Doors programme, visitors can explore this striking 12-th century fortress, and discover its dramatic history, legends, and stories. From its Norman origins to tales of conflict and romance, the castle offers a captivating glimpse into the past. Visitors will also enjoy its remarkable restoration, unique architecture, and breathtaking views.

A rare chance to step inside one of Pembrokeshire’s most iconic landmarks.

No booking required.

Address - Roch Castle, Roch, Haverfordwest, SA62 6AQ.

The nearest railway station is the town of Haverfordwest, 7 miles from Roch. Trains from Haverfordwest connect with services at Swansea.

Taxis are usually available at Haverfordwest train station but booking one in advance is recommended.

The nearest bus stop for the T11 Haverfordwest to St David's service (operated by Richards Bros) is located in Roch on the A487 at the junction for Church Road and is approximately 800m from Roch Castle.

Prices

Free