Dyfed is a preserved rural county in southwestern Wales known for its scenic coastline, mountains, and historical significance.
5 Sep, 11 Sep…
Join a National Trust ranger for a two-mile walk to observe Atlantic grey seals and their pups in their natural habitat below the Deer Park cliffs. The ranger will explain how to view the seals safely and answer questions.
Marloes Mere is a protected biological site of special scientific interest in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its rare wet acidic vegetation, wintering wildfowl, and diverse insect species, set in a flood-prone pasture area on the Marloes peninsula.
8 Oct, 15 Oct…
Meet leather craftsman David Evans in Llanerchaeron’s old stable block and watch him demonstrate traditional leatherworking, including the making of bespoke horse tack and handcrafted items.
Llanerchaeron Garden is a historic estate featuring beautifully preserved walled gardens, rare glasshouses, and a working sustainable farm, offering visitors outdoor exploration with seasonal produce sales and facilities including a play area and refreshments.
5–6 Sep, 12–13 Sep…
Children can borrow an explorer backpack from the Welcome Centre and use its magnifying glasses, bug jars, measuring tools and guides to explore nature at Colby Woodland Garden.
Colby Woodland Garden is a historic National Trust woodland garden in Pembrokeshire, Wales, featuring diverse plant life in woodland, meadow, and walled gardens, with visitor amenities including a tearoom, bookshop, and family events. The house on site is accommodation only and not open to the public.
17 Oct–1 Nov
Calan Gaeaf at Dinefwr brings Welsh Halloween folklore and seasonal traditions to life through immersive activities and storytelling in Newton House and the Oak Yard. Visitors can explore the house, hear local tales, take part in creative activities and enjoy outdoor autumn adventures.
Newton House is a Grade II* listed historic country house in Carmarthenshire, Wales, partially owned by the National Trust. Visitors can explore beautifully restored interiors with exhibitions, enjoy a tearoom, and walk the surrounding Capability Brown landscaped deer park with rare wildlife. The house is famous for its Gothic architecture and reputed hauntings.
14 Oct (next Wednesday)
A monthly volunteer gardening day at Mrs Johnes’ Flower Garden at Hafod. Attendees can help with tasks such as weeding, pruning and tidying the flower borders.
Hafod Estate is a scenic 18th-century picturesque landscape in mid-Wales offering extensive waymarked trails, woodland walks, waterfalls, and restored gardens for outdoor exploration and nature appreciation.
9 Oct, 16 Oct…
A regular, self-led art-making session at Llanerchaeron, where participants can create art and find inspiration in the estate’s collection and gardens. Bring your own art supplies; some basic tools are available.
Llanerchaeron is a Grade I listed Regency villa and historic self-sufficient farm near Aberaeron in Ceredigion, Wales, designed by John Nash. Visitors can explore the house, original farm service buildings, and extensive walled gardens with veteran fruit trees. The estate includes parkland and offers a glimpse into 18th-century model farming and domestic life.
8 Oct, 13 Oct…
A one-hour guided tour with the Welcome Team explores the Rhys family history at Newton House, including its ownership, a near-murder and how marriage contributed to the family’s fortunes.
Dinefwr Park National Nature Reserve is a historic 800-acre estate in Carmarthenshire featuring the Newton House mansion, Dinefwr Castle ruins, ancient trees, and a nature reserve with deer and white park cattle, open to public visits.