National Trust - Erddig

Lovely place for a day out. The garden is stunning. The only issue we had is that due to not enough volunteers , the upper level of the house was closed for the public. Make sure to give them a call and check before leaving, especially if you don't have a National Trust pass as it's not cheap and you might not get the full experience.

Another lovely National Trust property. We visited on a saturday morning, car park was very busy, but this was due to an event in the grounds. the house id fascinating, with very helpful staff to explain all the details. The gardens are beautiful, even in the Autumn. The usual national trust facilities such a great little cafe and second hand book shop. Well worth a visit.

We were fortunate to visit early in December and therefore saw the remarkable Christmas display, the Christmas Nutcracker Adventure. The pictures I provide will show how remarkable the displays are, and how much effort was put into its production by staff and volunteers .This made visiting an already special building all the more satisfying. It lasts until January4th...so if you read this review before then do try to get to visit. Even without this particular temporary display the house is well worth a visit. The grounds are extensive.There are walks of varying lengths. There are some displays of old cars, motorbikes, coaches...the family were hoarders . Nothing seemed ever to be thrown away. It is simply unique in that everything on display is original to the house. It is not the easiest of places to access. The roads are narrow, in poor condition and , in rainy times, prone to small scale flooding. But very much worth the effort.

Free carpark, lovely woodland circular walks. Cup & Saucer waterfall very interesting. Didn't have time to go into the hall. Only downside is that you can't reach the tearoom & toilets unless you pat £11 to access all areas. Fortunately I am a member so I collected takeaway coffees & cakes to share with my family.

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.

Went along for parkrun and it’s one of the most scenic courses I’ve ever done. The course spans across the whole grounds, including stunning views from the side of the hill in front of the house, and the lake. They had a brilliant display of all their varieties of apples too and I’ve never seen so many types of apples! The gift shop is fantastic too, carrying National Trust branded accessories and even Erddig specific souvenirs. Would definitely recommend visiting.

There was an apple event on when we went which included a folk group playing and singing and lots of apple stalls and events on including a special one for children. It was our first time visiting and a map would have been useful to show where we could go and what we could see. We took the dogs and lots of others were there with theirs and it was really lovely to see. The staff were friendly and the gardens and outside of the house were beautiful (couldn't go in as had the dogs). Would definitely visit again and would be useful to know if there's anywhere to sit to eat inside with the dogs once the weather gets colder.

We visited yesterday for breakfast with Santa with a gentleman with a learning disability, the staff were fantastic and so helpful especially as he is still a believer and wanted to have breakfast with Santa . Everyone was so friendly and kind from the first phone enquiry and he was over the moon to meet Santa and his wife . Your help and kindness made our visit so enjoyable and this is why we travel from Shrewsbury to Erddig .The Christmas decorations in the house were absolutely stunning. Well done everyone there and thank you x

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.