Join us from 11am-4pm on Saturday 12 September and Sunday 13 September and let us take you back to the year 1165 which saw local Welsh armies fight off an attempted invasion from the English army of Henry II.

Take a look around English and Welsh encampments in an authentic living history experience, and meet the warriors who fought at the Battle of Crogen and get an insight into life in the early medieval period.

Throughout the day, enjoy single combat, warband, cavalry and archery displays.

At 3pm, take your place on the battlefield and watch as members of medieval re-enactment groups in full period costume assume the roles of combatants from the warring nations to recreate one of Wales' most iconic battles.

Please note: timings and locations may be subject to change, and some activities may be altered or cancelled in adverse weather.

This is a free event but normal admission charges apply. National Trust members and under 5s enter for free.

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