The gardens at Penrhyn Castle are not large by stately homes standards but they are worth a visit. The layout is fairly simple with a formal part at the top, a more natural area below that and finally the Bog Garden at the bottom. This shows the formal Top Terrace in the Walled Garden. There are two pools here one of which is obvious and another further back opposite the Gazebo on the right.

There are steps down from each end of the formal garden into the middle section where there are some rhododenrons and azaleas of which this is one.

Steps from the Bog Garden up to the middle garden below the Top Terrace and thence along the path to the Top Terrace.

The bridge, from which the next photograph was taken, over the pond in the Bog Garden. The flowers on the left are Candelabra Primroses.

The Bog Garden showing the viewing platform and the little garden house from which the next photograph was taken.

Gunnera leaves are visible just beyond the viewing platform with Purple-leaved Maples behind them.

The Bog Garden showing the viewing platform built over the pond and a large clump of Gunnera, otherwise known as Giant Rhubarb, in the foreground.

The steps and path to the Top Terrace can be seen together with the Gazebo at the top.