Stafford Castle is an ancient Grade II listed castle situated two miles west of the town of Stafford in Staffordshire, England.
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Jan 25, 2025
Amazing highly recommend lovely landmark you can go inside dress up lovely cafe and have a dress up area and a house made in the cafe for photo opportunities lovely greenery to have a picnic good wal… Full review by Scarlett W
Aug 26, 2024
Lovely woodland walks to castle with friendly , helpful visitor centre , DDA toilets and picnic tables - free of charge , [ donations welcome ] . Very dog friendly . Our 3 year old grandson had a f… Full review by jackyc726
Aug 13, 2024
What a pleasure it was to visit Stafford Castle. The visitor centre was unfortunately closed, but we had a very enjoyable walk and the information signs provided were really insightful and helped us … Full review by emloumo
Can I take my baby in the pushchair here? Some reviews say it’s a steep walk up... also I wouldn’t want to have to leave the pushchair to have a look around the castle. Thank you.
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The walk up the hill to the castle keep can be done on the main drive which is tarmac and steep but only takes about 5 mins. Once your at the top the view is fantastic! The keep itself …
The walk up the hill to the castle keep can be done on the main drive which is tarmac and steep but only takes about 5 mins. Once your at the top the view is fantastic! The keep itself has around 8 steps to enter the first tower then around 8 more steps (narrow, steep staircase) once inside. The visitor centre is located just by the carpark at the bottom of the hill (no steps). Hope this helps.
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