National Trust - Erddig

Beautiful house and gardens. Very welcoming staff. So lovely to see the history of the staff in service displayed. My favourite area of the house seeing the servants dining hall and butlers pantry. A very informative lady explained the whole area with such animation it brought it to life for me. We enjoyed sitting out in the beautiful gardens.

A wonderful sense of life for the family in this home, both upstairs and downstairs. The family's habit of not throwing anything away has provided a complete view of life over several generations with NT still cataloguing the contents of the estate. The gardens are an interesting combination of formal and practical, but for personal reasons, we were unable to walk the extensive grounds, which seem to have several areas of interest.

Not the easiest property to get to some single track roads but Plenty of parking once there. There are walks around the gardens, great play area for children and the house has many rooms to explore. Couple of places to get drinks, ice cream etc but if imagine they can get very busy with queues on warm days..

This place is great. The gardens are very pretty &well kept. For children there are lots of games &toys scattered about the grounds for them to tackle &a wooded play area. There is a shop.plants for sale.somewhere to get things to eat &lots of seating areas inside &out. Picnic areas if you take a picnic. Toilets.Inside the property is gorgeous. All kept very nice. There is a route you have to follow &it was quite busy.but it hadn't been open long. Lots of guides about to tell you things. Also new things going on in certain rooms. Clocks chime.lights come on.music plays.etc. There is some restoration work going on but it didn't hinder the tour. All very nice. We went with a free pass.

Lovely house and gardens. You get an impression of life here from the unique pictures and poems about the members of staff over hundreds of years. Lots of belongings around including furniture, coaches, cars, carpenters shop. The State Bed is currently being restored. Restaurant and 2 cafes. Very nice secondhand book shop. Plant sales. Friendly and knowledgeable stewards around.

Great place to visit, lovely looking through the rooms in the hall, there is some gorgeous furniture and artifacts. The grounds were so lovely to walk around, so peaceful even though there were people about. Great to learn about the history of the house and family. Staff were friendly and helpful. Lovely little shop, not much with Erddig written on but still some lovely things to buy. Don't forget to look for the gammon joint hanging in the kitchen, had been ordered by someone from the house in 1938, then war broke out, the Butcher kept it and donated it to the trust 🙈🤭

Visited here today, good place to visit especially if you have children as lots of activities for them to do. Good historical volunteers giving lovely informative talks. We finished our visit in the restaurant good choice on the menu, had a scone but unfortunately the clotted cream had turned, did take it back to be told that's how clotted cream should be, but when given another scone and a new cream, it was still the same, but did notice the pots of clotted cream were left on the side and not in the fridge. Which in this heat I feel they should be left in a fridge. Coffee shops I've worked in, all types of cream is left in the fridge.

I come here once a month. My kids love exploring the beautiful, well-kept gardens. There are lovely flowers in every season, and the fresh air is really refreshing. There are lots of fun events for children, so we never get bored, no matter how often we visit.

Erddig hall is stunning and the ground are great for a picnic. It is expensive to get in as are all national trust properties but they are all so well maintained that you dont really mind paying. The national trust cafe is lovely with gorgeous cakes, but is also quite dear. The grouns have several intersting details such as the cup and saucer where kids like to have a splash around in the summer.

This is a popular, historial site just outside wrexhama favourite with children on school trips it also is a great family day out with extensive grounds and th hall itself to look around. Trips are available here and events are held in the grounds throughout the summer months. All ages can enjoy something here .

Great for a fun cheap day out they hold a number of events during the year.