Amazing views & despite being very windy, truly amazing site. Steep climb but well worth it. Use the steam train to access it & visit nearby clay museum. Good facilities for children & lovely village to wonder round with nice pubs

Castle has wonderful views over Corfe. It is much larger than it looks from the town. Very interesting visit. Not really wheelchair friendly or suitable for disabled. Wear decent walking boots as there are a few steps to climb. Lots to entertain children. Lovely picnic area. A very enjoyable visit and well worth a visit. Entrance we found reasonable.

Corfe Castle is one of my favourite attractions in Dorset. The views are fantastic. You can see fields, farms and the local village. Highly recommend and if you like / enjoy history this is the place for you.

We went today as the weather wasn't too hot. We got there early and there were still places in the car park. Toilets were clean (aways a bonus). Made our way across the road and up the hill. Got to the top and showed our Family National Trust card to the man in the booth. He scanned it and then demaded to see my card! I would have assumed that a Family Card would have covered me too but it appears not!!! Not sure how we would have got around this had I not located mine deep in the annuls of my bag!!! Views are tremendous and well worth the climb. So.....go early, wear sturdy footwear and don't forget ALL your National Trust cards!!

I drove over to Corfe Castle, on a whim, after an experience in Studland Bay and was well pleased when I arrived that I’d made the spontaneous decision to do so. The town is pretty, well preserved and I had a relaxing wander on my way from the car park to the castle entrance. The staff member at the entrance was helpful and advised that there would be a tour in the next half hour which I spent looking at the very well presented displays in the lower grounds. The tour was very informative and great fun. The guide, Tony (?) , was passionate about the history lesson he was giving with lovely smatterings of humour and audience involvement.

What an awesome castle! We were a little daunted by the size of the hill but actually there isn’t a climb, once you get the village there’s a fairly easy route to the castle. It’s such a pretty and interesting historical site and would definitely recommend it! There’s tons of information dotted around and it has stunning views. The village is also beautiful and would 100% recommend the Greyhound pub close by for lunch or dinner afterwards.

We recently visited this National Trust property, and were not disappointed. The ruins have been very well maintained throughout. The tea rooms were clean and tidy. Plenty of grounds for children to enjoy themselves, the views were magnificent, also plenty of areas for picnics. I would highly recommend a visit.

Arriving at the parking space you get presented with a great view on to the castle. You walk up the 1km long trail and end up in the Village. Opening up the view on the castle, you walk up the hill through the ruins an d get a wonderful view.

Amazing castle, really well looked after & lots to see & learn and incredible views. Our teenagers actually really enjoyed exploring & learning about the history! Especially impressed when we arrived with wheelchair bound disabled party member, we were offered a free all-terrain powered wheelchair by extremely helpful staff. This enabled us to get up to the majority of the lower castle grounds which we weren't expecting to be able to do with the whole party. Unable to reach right to the top part, but enough to see, do & learn just at the lower keep. A really enjoyable visit.

I’ve wanted to visit for ages and it didn’t disappoint. An amazing site to look around set on top of a hill with stunning views. Pretty village to walk around and explore too. We parked at Norden railway carpark which had lots of spaces, was a fair price and still on a sunny school holiday afternoon. There was a lovely half mile or so walk to get to Corfe. Would recommend.