Dyfed

2 miles from Carswell Medieval House

Carswell Medieval House is a Grade II* listed historic stone ruin of a medieval tenant farm house near St Florence in Pembrokeshire, Wales. It exemplifies everyday medieval life away from grand castles and features a two-storey gabled structure with a vaulted undercroft and large chimney remains. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruin site managed by Cadw.

2 miles from Haverfordwest Priory

Haverfordwest Priory is a historic Augustinian monastery in Pembrokeshire, Wales, featuring visible ruins and a rare medieval garden, with notable archaeological excavations revealing medieval burials.

3 miles from Marloes Sands

Marloes Sands is a remote sandy beach in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its scenic cliffs, unique sandstone formations, and views of nearby islands. It also served as a filming location for major films.

2 miles from Dyffryn Fernant Garden

Dyffryn Fernant is a scenic garden nestled between the Preselli Hills and Pembrokeshire coastline, featuring diverse plantings from walled gardens to marshlands, a pond, woodland paths, and a garden library with hot drinks for visitors.

2 miles from Castell Llansteffan

Llansteffan Castle is a historic ruined castle situated on a hilltop headland with views over the Tywi Estuary and Carmarthen Bay. Visitors can explore extensive outdoor castle grounds with impressive medieval stonework and ruins dating back to prehistoric times, although access involves a steep climb and uneven terrain with limited wheelchair accessibility. Dogs on leads are welcome to the ground floor areas. Entry is free, open daily from 10am to 4pm except on specified holidays.

3 miles from Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo

Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo is a large visitor attraction in Pembrokeshire, Wales, featuring a diverse zoo with over 200 animal species, an indoor vintage funfair, and extensive outdoor farm and play areas, offering interactive experiences for families and children.

Near Solva

Solva is a coastal village and community in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its scenic harbour, historic lime kilns, and location within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It offers outdoor activities such as walking along the cliff coast and kayaking, as well as local traditional events like a duck race and regatta.

3 miles from Aberglasney Gardens

Aberglasney is a historic garden in Carmarthenshire featuring an Elizabethan Cloister Garden, diverse garden styles, woodlands, meadows, and a glasshouse. It offers seasonal plant displays and refreshments.

3 miles from Loughor Castle

Loughor Castle is a ruined medieval fortification in southwestern Wales, situated on the site of a former Roman fort. Visitors can explore the remains of the stone tower, curtain wall, and earthwork defenses within the castle park, experiencing a historic outdoor site surrounded by scenic views of the River Loughor.

3 miles from Abereiddi to Abermawr

Abereiddi to Abermawr in Pembrokeshire offers a wild coastal experience featuring the Blue Lagoon, a flooded slate quarry, secluded beaches, industrial ruins, and scenic walking trails. The area is popular for outdoor activities like coasteering, kayaking, and wildlife spotting along diverse coastal landscapes.

3 miles from Neath Abbey

Neath Abbey is the ruins of a once vast Cistercian monastery established in 1129 in South Wales, notable for its extensive medieval remains, historic gatehouse, and archaeological significance. The outdoor site offers visitors a glimpse into Welsh monastic history and industrial heritage, with informative displays and a backdrop for popular TV series filming.

3 miles from Carreg Cennen Castle

Carreg Cennen Castle is a dramatic ruined castle perched on a high limestone cliff in Carmarthenshire, Wales, with six distinctive towers and a natural cave underneath. Visitors can explore the extensive outer and inner wards and enjoy views over the River Cennen. The site includes a farm park and tearoom facilities nearby.

3 miles from Money, Murder and Marriage at Newton House

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.

Near 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.

Near Explorer backpacks at Colby Woodland Garden

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.

Located in Burry Port

Burry Port is a picturesque port town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, known for its maritime heritage, historical coal mining and copper works, and as the landing site of Amelia Earhart's transatlantic flight. It offers walking and cycling along the Millennium Coastal Path and a lively local scene with shops and pubs.

Near Tudor Merchant's House

Tudor Merchant's House is a 15th-century historic house museum in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, showcasing a merchant's home with period furnishings from the year 1500. It is the oldest house in Tenby and holds a Grade I listed status.

3 miles from Newton House, Llandeilo

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.

3 miles from Llanerchaeron Garden

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.

3 miles from Ystafell Groeso | The Drawing Room

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.

3 miles from Pentre Ifan

Pentre Ifan Dolmen is an ancient Neolithic burial chamber in Pembrokeshire, Wales, featuring the largest and best preserved dolmen in the country with a monumental capstone supported by upright stones, accessible for free under Cadw's care.

2 miles from Cae Hir Gardens

Cae Hir is a family garden with Dutch roots located in the Cambrian Mountains foothills, blending wild and cultivated plants in a natural flow without strict design rules, offering visitors immersive views of the garden and surrounding countryside.

2 miles from Marloes Mere

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.

2 miles from Autumn seal pup walks

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.

Near Abbey of St Mary, St Dogmaels

St Dogmaels Abbey is a Grade I listed ruined medieval abbey in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with substantial surviving ruins including walls, cloisters, and outbuildings. Founded in 1115, it features historic architecture and a visitor centre, offering an outdoor exploration of its rich monastic heritage.

3 miles from Carew Cross

Carew Cross is an important 11th-century Grade I listed Celtic cross monument located in Carew, Pembrokeshire, Wales, notable for its historic and artistic significance as a memorial and early Christian monument.

2 miles from Cilgerran Castle

Castell Cilgerran is a historic castle located above the River Teifi gorge in Wales offering visitors the chance to explore its impressive towers and wall walk as part of guided tours. The castle showcases Norman and medieval architecture and history, though access can be challenging due to uneven stone steps and weather-related closures.

3 miles from Carreg Coetan Arthur

Carreg Coetan Arthur is an ancient Neolithic dolmen burial chamber located near Newport in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Visitors can explore this outdoor prehistoric stone monument featuring a large capstone supported by smaller rocks, reflecting its original use as a chamber tomb from around 3000 BC.

2 miles from Upton Castle Gardens

Upton Castle Gardens is a historic garden set around a medieval castle home, featuring formal gardens, woodland walks, and an arboretum in a warm maritime climate. Visitors can enjoy plant sales, refreshments, and the natural beauty leading down to the estuary.

Near Llanerchaeron

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.

Near Heritage Skills - Leather Worker

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.

2 miles from Penbryn

Penbryn is a small coastal village in Ceredigion, Wales, featuring the popular Traeth Penbryn sandy beach, owned by the National Trust. Visitors can enjoy cliff top walks along the Ceredigion Coast Path, explore sea caves, and experience scenic coastal and valley views.

3 miles from Cresselly House

Cresselly House is an 18th century stately home in Pembrokeshire known for its elegant architecture and long history of hospitality. Visitors can explore the interiors on guided tours during specific dates in summer, experiencing its fine plasterwork and historical ambiance.

3 miles from Martin's Haven

Martin's Haven is a picturesque small north-facing bay in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its natural beauty, marine conservation area, and as an access point for ferry trips to Skomer Island. Visitors enjoy scuba diving, wildlife viewing, and walks on the surrounding peninsula within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

3 miles from Strumble Head to Cardigan

Strumble Head to Cardigan in Pembrokeshire offers a remote and rugged coastal experience with towering cliffs, scenic walking paths including family-friendly routes, and historical sites such as an Iron Age fort. It is a natural outdoor destination ideal for walking and enjoying coastal views, but it is not suitable for wheelchair access.

3 miles from Aberdulais

Aberdulais Falls is a scenic waterfall on the River Dulais in Wales, featuring one of Europe's largest electricity-generating waterwheels and an industrial heritage site managed by the National Trust. Visitors can explore the natural gorge and historical water-powered infrastructure.

Located in Llanelli

Llanelli is a historic market town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, known for its rich industrial and cultural heritage, coastal scenic paths, museums, and vibrant arts scene. It offers visitors diverse experiences from heritage sites to leisure activities and festivals.

2 miles from Stackpole Estate

Stackpole Estate is a vast National Trust property within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park featuring farmland, lakes, woodland, and beaches, with significant wildlife habitats and historic gardens open to the public.

2 miles from Llansteffan Castle

Llansteffan Castle is a historic Norman castle built on an older Iron Age promontory fort, located on the River Tywi estuary in Carmarthenshire. It offers outdoor exploration of well-preserved medieval fortifications and scenic estuary views, showcasing centuries of Welsh and Norman history.

3 miles from Mwnt

Mwnt is a small ancient parish in Ceredigion, Wales, known for its distinctive steep hill, a popular beach awarded for rural quality, and a historic medieval sailor's chapel. Visitors can enjoy natural coastal beauty, wildlife spotting, and historic architecture in this scenic coastal settlement.

Near Strata Florida Abbey

Strata Florida Abbey is a historic ruin of a former Cistercian monastery founded in 1164 near Pontrhydfendigaid, Wales. Visitors can explore the extensive outdoor ruins including a Romanesque archway, and visit a small museum displaying medieval artifacts, all set in a protected scheduled ancient monument site with rich Welsh heritage.

3 miles from Southwood Estate

Southwood Estate in Pembrokeshire offers outdoor experiences including coastal views, woodland and farmland walks, and historic Victorian farm buildings. Visitors can enjoy the open countryside along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and explore wildlife-rich habitats in a timeless rural setting.

3 miles from Ramsey Island

Ramsey Island is a dramatic wildlife reserve off the coast of Wales, known for its towering cliffs, breeding seabirds including Choughs and Peregrines, and Grey Seal pups on its beaches. Visitors explore coastal heathland and nature trails with stunning sea views, accessible only by boat. The reserve has a visitor centre, shop, and cafe but limited accessibility and dog restrictions to protect sensitive wildlife.

3 miles from Ynys Hir

Ynys-hir is a large nature reserve in Powys, Wales, offering diverse habitats such as woodlands, saltmarsh, peat bogs, and wet grasslands. It features multiple walking trails, a visitor centre with a café, a picnic area, and bird hides, making it ideal for wildlife watching, especially birds and other native animals. Dogs are not allowed except assistance dogs, and some accessibility features are available with prior contact. The reserve charges an entry fee for non-members and offers activities suitable for children.

3 miles from Cleddau Woodlands

Cleddau Woodlands in Pembrokeshire are ancient oak woodlands and estuarine landscapes offering scenic walks, wildlife watching, and historical remnants in a tranquil countryside setting.

Located in Neyland

Neyland is a historic town in Pembrokeshire, Wales, known for its maritime heritage, marina, and scenic riverside location on the Milford Haven estuary, offering a walkable town center with links to the area's railway and port history.

Located in Pontarddulais

Pontarddulais is a historic market town in Swansea, Wales, known for its industrial heritage with former tinplate works, vibrant cultural events including choirs and carnivals, and accessible transport links via rail and road.

3 miles from Lamphey Bishop's Palace

Lamphey Bishop's Palace is a ruined medieval palace complex in Pembrokeshire, featuring 14th-century remains including a large great hall. It is a scheduled ancient monument and Grade I listed, set within historic grounds once containing gardens and parkland.

2 miles from Whiteford Sands

Whiteford Sands is a quiet two-mile beach on the northern side of the Gower Peninsula in south Wales, known for its natural beauty, dune systems managed by the National Trust, and the cast iron Whiteford Lighthouse.

3 miles from Walk With Us - Rhosili Nature Walks

11 Oct (this Sunday)

A guided, moderate-to-difficult nature walk exploring the varied terrain around Rhosili, with circular routes themed around subjects such as local history, fauna and map reading. Walks are led by National Trust staff and volunteers and last three to four hours.

2 miles from Hafod Estate

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.

2 miles from Diwrnodau Garddio yn Hafod | Gardening days at Hafod

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.

Near St Davids

St Davids is the smallest city in the UK by population, known for its historic cathedral and status as a pilgrimage site. It offers visitors a mix of indoor historical buildings and outdoor natural beauty within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, making it a destination for cultural tourism and outdoor activities.

Near Dinefwr

Dinefwr Park features a historic 17th-century Newton House with exhibitions and a café, extensive parkland including a medieval Deer Park and ancient woodland, plus the imposing ruins of Dinefwr Castle. The venue offers family-friendly play areas, guided tours, and seasonal events, making it a diverse indoor and outdoor experience for all ages.

Located in Llandeilo

Llandeilo is a historic town in Carmarthenshire, Wales, known for its medieval market, cultural festivals, local arts and crafts, and nearby castles and nature reserves.

3 miles from Talley Abbey

Talley Abbey is a picturesque ruined Premonstratensian monastery in Carmarthenshire, Wales, set in the scenic River Cothi valley. Visitors can freely explore the outdoor ruins and surrounding natural landscape, including two lakes once used for fish farming by the monks.

3 miles from Parc le Breos Chambered Tomb

Parc le Breos Chambered Tomb is a well-preserved Neolithic chambered tomb in Wales featuring typical Cotswold-Severn long barrow architecture with four stone-lined chambers and archaeological significance.

Located in Aberystwyth

Aberystwyth is a historic university and seaside town in Ceredigion, Wales, renowned for its cultural amenities, Victorian heritage, and scenic coastal and hill landscapes. It features a walkable town centre with a castle, pier, museums, and a cliff railway offering panoramic views.

3 miles from Dinefwr Park National Nature Reserve

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.

Located in Ystradgynlais

Ystradgynlais is a historic town in Powys, Wales, known for its industrial heritage, cultural festivals, and scenic natural surroundings including nearby caves and waterfalls.

3 miles from Paxton's Tower

Paxton's Tower is a Neo-Gothic folly in Carmarthenshire, Wales, built in honor of Lord Nelson with indoor banqueting rooms and outdoor terraces offering panoramic views. It is a listed historic site under National Trust care, near the National Botanic Garden of Wales.