Explore the roundhouses where you will meet friendly Iron Age villagers as they share their knowledge about prehistoric life and living in harmony with the land through talks and demonstrations.
Their costumed interpreters represent members of the Demetae tribe, who lived in this corner of Wales before, during and after the Roman invasion.
Archaeologists and other experts have helped rebuild the structures of the village with the help of volunteers, using the same kind of materials to create an authentic Iron Age experience. Castell Henllys is one of the most extensively excavated and studied Iron Age site in the UK and has contributed significantly to the understanding of Iron Age society in West Wales.
People living in Castell Henllys over 2,000 years ago managed the land in a way we now call ‘sustainable’. The wildlife at Castell Henllys is very diverse. The ancient woodlands, streams and river meadows provide habitats for a wide range of wildlife.
The free Castell Henllys app has been developed to be your guide as you explore one of Pembrokeshire’s most special places.
