Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort

Castell Henllys is set within thirty acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows, with a modern visitor centre and purpose built education centre. Visitors to Castell Henllys Iron Age fort in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, look upon a sight that takes them back in time 2,300 years, to late prehistoric Britain.

Buildings here have been reconstructed using evidence uncovered in excavations on the site. The reconstructed Iron Age settlement consists of three massive thatched roundhouses, a smithy and a round thatch-roofed grain store raised off the ground on four posts with a fence around the front, as well as a chieftain's house and animal shelters.

It's well worth a visit as it gives a vivid and unique insight into the living and working conditions of the original inhabitants.