An absolutely lovely place to visit, not far out of Llanelli. Years ago it was a centre of heavy…read moreindustry including a huge steel works but now it has been returned to nature. There's a beautiful lake with waterfowl, car park, a nice pub, lots of green parkland in all directions, plus good paths for walkers and cyclists. Just a short stroll over the hill there are marvellous views for miles along the estuary. One of our favourite places to visit in the area.

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Head to the pretty walled town of Tenby, visit the tiny cathedral city of St Davids, shop for…read moreantiques in classy Narberth or enjoy sea-views at Solva wherever you travel you are sure to find something of interest to see or do in Pembrokeshire. A playground for lovers of the great outdoors.

Just a few miles from the M4, this Park has 113 acres of woodlands and lakes to wander around, and…read morepaths beside the River Garw. There are also formal, ornamental gardens and a Japanese style Tea Garden Pavilion. Refreshments, available in season, can be found next to the car park. For a more formal meal, there's the Harlequin Restaurant at the house. A nice place to walk.

Was married at bryngarw house 24th oct 2009. Also held our…read morereception there and the weather appart,bryngarw proved tobe the perfect wedding venue. Would highly recomend everything associated with country house and there staff.

Beautiful part of The Stackpole Estate. A must-see if you're on holiday. It won't be there in a few…read moredecades as it's being allowed to silt up.

This is a lovely place to visit on a summers day. The lily…read moreponds are man made and were formed after three limestone valleys were capped and filled in with water in the late 18th -early 19th centuries. It is now a protected nature reserve where wildlife thrive. Otters, dragonflies, water birds, and a huge array of fishlife are found here. Fishing is permitted with a permit. You park at the far end(National Trust) and take a pleasant long walk along one side of the ponds, eventually coming out onto a large sandy beach with very few people around, or you can go up on to the cliffs were the coastwalk is and go off that way. On the way back you cross a small bridge across the ponds where you can stand and watch the fish etc. Careful we small kids as there is a handrail only on one side - though it's not very deep. We spent a good few hours here when our sonn was born - that was a while ago so we're overdue a visit here. You won't be disappointed if you like a quiet relaxing stroll and to get away from the crowds though I've never been in high season).

Small (which is why it only gets 3 stars) but beautiful castle. It doesn't take a long time to look…read moreround but it is in a wonderful situation overlooking the bay with lovely views. You can go on a small tour and climb some stone stairways and then wave at the vertigo fearing person (me) who is enjoying the sunshine and the flowers in the garden. The castle was used to film a recent version of the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and Dodie Smith's I capture the castle for which the moat was filled. Great beach nearby.

This is a lovely castle set just off from Manorbier beach. When you walk in there is a lovely…read moregarden in the middle of the castle with the walls all around it. Parts of the castle are a bit broken down bit you can still go into rooms and climb some of the stairs. If you go into some of the towers you can get a great biew of the beach. If you like castles or history this is worth a look.

What a lovely place! My wife and I take weekly walks around the lake and it feels like we are in…read morethe middle of nowhere. We love it!

Lovely country paths and board walks around a small lake and woodland, and a good basic cafe for…read morehot meals, snacks, tea and coffee. You can eat in or at metal or wooden picnic tables outside. We like their veggie burgers and chips! Always very friendly and good value, and there's a huge car park as well.

My favourite place for a day out in the UK. It is pretty cheap, with two people able to get in for…read morea tenner (well you could this spring), and while the small animal park may look a little quiet the real reason you go is for the seals. Walk to the end of the headland, opposite the Island, sit down and watch the seals play in the water. The surroundings are perfect and it is such a relaxing thing to do in the summer. Very often people walk across, stay for 2 minutes, and then walk off moaning that they haven't seen any sealsbut be patient and you will soon get numerous little grey heads watching you as you watch them. We have sent numerous people up to Cardigan when they ask for idea's for days out, and as yet nobody has regretted it.

This is a wonderful large sandy beach, absolutely unspoilt and perfect for a day out, especially in…read moregood weather. It's about a five minute walk from the car park and this path is wheelchair friendly too. There is a long grassy headland on either side of the beach and rocky cliff paths to explore. In fact, if you take the east one it will take you eight miles or so around to Tenby; great for hardened hikers - I only walked a small fraction of that route the other day! A short way along the cliff path on the same headland is a fascinating Neolithic burial chamber. The beach is overlooked by a large medieval castle which was the birthplace of Gerald of Wales. The whole area is great for walking or just sitting on the soft sand to hear the sea - which is apparently great for surfing too, so I'm told! The most amazing thing about this beach is the fact that it is seldom crowded even in good weather. Please see my photos which were taken last week on a gorgeous warm and sunny day at the end of June - there were only a handful of people there!

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The Gnoll Country Park is a lovely escape from the hustle and bustle of town. It has something for…read moreeveryone, with peaceful waterside walks around lakes, elaborate restored cascades and then wilder parts with clambering woodland paths plus coarse fishing. There are stunning views from the higher parts of the park and it provides a calm retreat on sunny hot days(when we have them!) when the coast is crowded out. There's a great children's play area next to the visitor centre and cafe, plus lots of entertaining ducks, geese and swans who frequently tread the paths around the visitor's centre.

We've lived in Port Talbot for years and only recently discovered this beautiful park - now the…read morekids love it. There's plenty of parking with easy access to the adventure playground, park, lake and visitor centre and we enjoy walking through the unspoilt woodlands and watching the varied wildlife. The open grassy areas are perfect for picnics and playing ball games.

Barafundle Bay is a super venue for photography. If you enjoy digital photography and would like to…read moreget the most our of your camera please visit http://www.creamphotoworkshops.com/ for details of DSLR ONE DAY PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS and 2 Hour Photo Walks at stunning locations in the Pembrokeshire National Park.

This is possibly one of the best beaches in Pembrokeshire. You can get to in either via the…read morenational trust car park on to of the hill which then has steep steps going down to the main beach or (my favorite) you can take a stroll through Bosterston Lily ponds and take in the the views. It's about a mile or so walk up and down dale though so not for the faint hearted. The water is usually crystal clear so bring your swimming togs.