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Gillian203

We are with the national trust this is one of the finest there are seats inside that you can sit down and feel part of this place a must see.

RubyBridport

I was surprised to find Dunster castle open on 14 March, it was tipping down and a cold day. Revived after hot chocolate and snack in the Camellia room set off . The volunteers are full of knowledge to share if you so wish, exploring the interior of the castle was interesting-look at the medieval panels in the Oratory, the intricate plaster work on the ceiling in the dining room and the painted leather panels upstairs. This was home to a family until 1950's, you get a feel of what it might have been like to reside perched up high with views of the North Somerset coast.Obviously a fortification intended to protect from invaders-the paths up are steep-but there is a buggy service for those who need. Would have loved to visit gardens and restaurant but will visit again.

Jothefarmer

We arrived full of expectation to find the gardens were the only thing that we could view. Worth it for me but not my teenage daughter.

chellram

Dunster is a medieval village, which looks like it hasn't changed for centuries. It's more than just a castle. The castle is nice, but quite small, with lovely grounds and a great tea shop, which uses flour from the mill. However, I prefer walking around the village, which is a step back in time and has some nice pubs.In December, Dunster by candlelight is an atmospheric procession with people in costume and a street fair, including a blacksmith.

987KarenG

Dunster is a beautiful medieval town and the castle is well worth a visit. The grounds are lovely and the property is well maintained. It was Halloween when we visited and there were lots of activities laid on for children. We spent an enjoyable couple of hours wandering around the cattle and grounds. I would have no hesitation in recommending a visit to the castle

cpopertwee

We visited the Castle grounds in January. The Castle wasn't open but the walk through the grounds and the views from the top were lovely. There was a also a walk down to the old mill, a very picturesque riverside stroll.

743sarahl

children loved exploring staff very helpful nice coffee not really much more to say Nice walk round to the top, lovely views

Cuttery

As National Trust members we're used to visiting many old buildings. Dunster Castle is well worth a visit. It's a well thought out venue with even some subtle sound effects (in the old stables and dungeons for example) which worked well. The gardens are quite extensive and there's a lovely walk down through them to the riverside.Special mention for the volunteer 'guides', especially the urbane, charming man in the drawing room, the very knowledgeable chap running the large water mill and the lovely lady in the strangely quirky 1960's kitchen.

446MikeE446

We visited the morning after Dunster by Candlelight, when the ground floor was still open. Apparently the 2 evenings had been really busy, but it was pleasantly quiet when we were there, allowing us space and time to appreciate the way it had been decorated for Christmas and enjoy the pianist playing Christmas carols. There was even a bowl in the kitchen with some ingredients for making a traditional Christmas pudding, giving off delightful fruit and spice smells. The staff and volunteers were friendly and helpful and keen to chat and impart their knowledge of the history of this lovely castle.

marge38

We too visited the Castle during Dunster by candlelight weekend, but there were so many people there that when the choir were singing in the castle it was impossible to get in through the crowds. Only the ground floor was open to the public on this occasion and this was reflected in the price of £4 per adult but although the candlelight made the Castle look very atmospheric I would rather go again when the whole Castle is open as it doesnt take long to go through the few rooms on the ground floor. Having said that I am always impressed by the plentiful, knowledgeable volounteers who are always happy to talk about the history of the place and the Luttrell family which massively enhances the visit. We have also done the kitchen tour before which is definitely worth doing and very informative about the history of the whole castle.

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