Group visits to Tredegar House

Visitors in the garden in May at Tredegar House, South Wales | © Trevor Ray Hart

Pre-booked group visits are welcome at Tredegar House. With an impressive red-brick mansion and 90 acres of surrounding gardens and parkland, there’s plenty to explore as you discover more about the unique and varied history.

Group visits to Tredegar House

Just off the M4, and with 90 acres of garden and parkland to explore, the historic Tredegar House is a convenient place to stop on your visit to South Wales.

Planning your visit

We ask that all group trips pre-book their visit to Tredegar House with our team. One group is allowed to visit per day and staff will let you know if we’re expecting to be particularly busy (such as during school holidays or for specific events).

You can pre-book by emailing us at tredegar@nationaltrust.org.uk with your planned date and requirements.

While you’re here

Although we do not offer private tours at the moment, there is still plenty to explore while you are here.

We suggest you start by checking in with our team at visitor reception when you arrive, before having a refreshing drink in the Brewhouse Café. You can then wander through the elegant formal gardens, look in on the mighty stable block and charming orangery before entering the impressive red-brick mansion.

A woman in National Trust uniform welcoming a visitor with a map — Volunteer to greet visitors when they arrive | © National Trust Images/Aled Llywelyn

Exploring the house and beyond

The passionate team of volunteers are located throughout the house to explain more about the unique history of this site, tell some exciting stories about the Morgan family and answer any questions you may have. Visitors usually spend around two hours exploring the house and gardens.

As you leave the house through the kitchen corridor, you will find yourself near the café once more. You may wish to stop to recharge with a sandwich, pasty or slice of cake, before taking a walk along the lakeside and around the extensive parkland to see what remains of the Morgan family’s grand estate.

You are welcome to spend as long as you like at Tredegar House, but we usually suggest you allocate half a day to explore this impressive site. Please check our opening times for your intended visit as they change seasonally.

Access

There are dedicated coaching and blue badge parking areas close to reception.
Two wheelchairs are available for visitor use when pre-booked in advance.
The Brewhouse café is fully accessible.
Access to the first floor of the mansion house may be limited for some visitors with mobility difficulties, as it is accessed by several flights of stairs.
Please be aware that although the parkland is accessible, some areas of the woodland have uneven surfaces and may become waterlogged during periods of bad weather.
It is recommended that visitors with mobility difficulties contact Tredegar House prior to their visit.