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Things to do in Haverfordwest, Wales: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Haverfordwest, United Kingdom including The Welsh Owl Garden, Newgale Campsite, Hilton Court Gardens, Preseli Hills, Little Haven Beach, Haverfordwest Skatepark.
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1. The Welsh Owl Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Located along the bluebell walk at picton castle the welsh owl garden houses a large selection of owls, with daily flying displays and intractive sessions it is a great day out for all the family.
Reviewed By SaraLouGrantham - Goodwick, United Kingdom
We had our son’s 8th birthday party in the Welsh Owl Garden, and what a truly wonderful experience it was for adults and children alike. We were given use of the large tent for the day which provided ample space for everyone, including food and drink for the kids. Ian and his colleague were simply fantastic. We had a good hour with them bringing different animals and snakes into the tent. They were extremely knowledgable and informative and everyone thoroughly enjoyed handling the various creatures. My son was in heaven being able to hold and learn about three different snakes. Even the reluctant children got involved, which was great as they will hopefully take this experience away with them and remember that snakes are fascinating creatures and to be respected, not feared. Einstein the bird was hilarious, as was the skunk. It was a fabulous experience, educational for everyone and a great place to have a children’s party. The staff at the Owl Garden are dedicated and are clearly expanding, homing different creatures and providing them with a truly lovely environment in which to live. We had full access to the Owl Garden (such beautiful creatures) and the grounds of Picton Castle which allowed the children to run around in the great outdoors, something which they all loved. Not an iPad in sight! Highly recommended for a children’s party with a difference, or just a great day out.
2. Newgale Campsite
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Newgale Campsite was established in 1935 and since then has been welcoming generations of guests to this picturesque spot. In 2018 Mike & Clare Harris became proud owners. Clare and Mike have focused on investing in facilities to add comfort to the guest experience whilst retaining the charm of a coastal campsite. You’re guaranteed of a warm welcome from both owners and staff who give a reassuring on site presence.
3. Hilton Court Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 397 reviews
Hilton Court is nestled in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park. With 12 aches of beautiful gardens, woodlands and lakes its the perfect place to unwind. The victorian court yard houses the galley, gardens restaurant, pottery and the superb gift shop all offering local crafts and local produce from the surround area. The woodland cafe overlooks mature gardens and serves some of the best cake and coffee Pembrokeshire has to offer. Come and relax, recharge and rejuvenate at Hilton Court.
Reviewed By NeilHenson - Chepstow, United Kingdom
Take the trouble to find this gardens, tea room & workshops Great for the ids, plenty of play houses in the gardens & secret paths etc Large laker, Great just to sit & while away the day Very friendly & helpful staff Look out for the potter, great stuff
4. Preseli Hills
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By sarahbZ287GV
Enjoyed a great walk in the Preseli Hills during our recent holiday in the area.Car parking was easy in an off road park. We followed a path that had obviously been traveled by quite a few before as we didn't want to get lost in a place that was new to us. We were walking in mid-November and there were places where the ground was really boggy so take care and wear good footwear. We did take on our walk on a lovely clear day, which is essential if you want to really appreciate the views. My dog, Holly Terrier, and I didn't come across any farm animals on our walk but if you have your dog with you take a lead as there were a few wandering sheep in the far distance.
5. Little Haven Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By MichelleFRamsay - Bridgend, United Kingdom
A stunning sandy beach which just gets so much bigger when the tide goes out and you can then walk along the beach to Broad Haven. We parked at the hotel we were staying at but I believe there is parking available near the beach. Lots of rock pools and can go for a walk along the coastal pathway. The Castle pub is right there overlooking the beach supplying drinks and takeaway food as well as the Corner Cafe. Also lots of holiday accommodation available to rent. Definitely a beach to visit with kids.
6. Haverfordwest Skatepark
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
