Yes, it is family-friendly. It offers an open space for children and educational opportunities, although very young children might find it less engaging without additional context.
The site is suitable for families, especially those with an interest in history or outdoor activities. Children can explore the open grounds and the remnants of the castle. The interpretive panels provide educational content about medieval life and architecture, which can engage older children. For younger children, parents might need to actively engage them with stories about kings, knights, and castles to make the visit more stimulating, as it lacks interactive exhibits or playgrounds directly on site. It's a good spot for a short historical walk combined with other activities in the vicinity.