Top 10 Nature & Wildlife Areas in Pembrokeshire, Wales

Camping and Fishing in Fishguard. Dog friendly coarse fishery with onsite accomodation, non fishermen welcome. 4 lakes in 17 acres of countryside, near local attractions and amenities; inc Pembrokeshire Coast Path and Beaches. Whether you are fishing or simply on holiday you can sit by the lakeside relax,read a book,enjoy a BBQ and the amazing sunsets and stars. CAMPING: Large well spaced Hard Standing Touring , Grass Tent Pitches by the lakeside, electric hook up if required. Included in Pitch Fee: Showers, Toilets, Washing up area 8 BERTH STATIC CARAVAN: overlooking lake. 1 Double/2 twin rooms with sofa bed in lounge. Well equipped kitchen. lounge with tv, playstation, dvd player. Duvets and pillows provided. Bring own linen/towels. . We supply everything you need for fishing with on site tackle shop tackle hire, live bait. No marked pegs fish where you please.Wildlife includes butterflies,frogs, dragonflies birds including red kites and kingfishers, wild flower, grasses and trees.

Ramsey Island and Grassholm Island National Nature Reserves are owned and managed by conservation charity the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (rspb). Ramsey's cliffs are perfect for breeding seabirds in spring and summer. Choughs, peregrines and ravens also nest on the sea cliffs and in the island's sea-caves. From May to Sept, bluebells, pink thrift and spring squill carpet the island followed by heather in late summer. In the Autumn grey seals breed and they can be seen on the beaches with their white-coated pups from mid August until October. Spectacular Grassholm Island supports 36,000 pairs of breeding gannets and is the only gannet colony in Wales. The island is a sanctuary reserve with a strict 'no-landing policy, but boat trips circumnavigate the island during the summer months.

Advanced booking is required - email us now to reserve your llama! Pembrokeshire Llamas trekking centre provides guided llama walks and trekking expeditions throughout the year. Lead one of our haltered llamas on a guided tour through the valley of Rhydwilym.

West Wales Falconry is dedicated to providing a once in a lifetime experience with a wide range of stunning birds of prey. Whether you are a bird lover or just looking to try something new our small centre based in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside can provide exactly what you are looking for.

Since 2004 the team have been offering award-winning bird of prey flying experiences, where it’s all about you flying the birds yourself. Whilst our New Secret Owl Garden is being built you will still be able to book to come and fly the owls every day as normal. We are creating a ‘Mini Owl Garden’ which is safe and secure (and very cute!) at our beautiful new home at Celtic Holiday Parks, Noble Court, Narberth. This will be temporary for the owls whilst the new site is developed, but will still give you the same, personal and exciting opportunity to meet and fly the owls within an outstanding countryside landscape. Your flying experience is just about You and our Owls. So, you will have them and a member of the team all to yourself, enabling you to spend quality time with the owls in their home environment and then flying them free yourself. We offer both group sessions and private experiences!

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.

This small island nature reserve, located off the west coast of Wales, is one of the most important seabird breeding sites in Europe.

**Under New Management for 2015** The Welsh Wildlife Centre is an award winning Visitor Centre situated in the beautiful Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve. The site is managed by the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and all profits from the Centre go towards the conservation work carried out in the region by the Trust. The Centre includes our hugely popular Glasshouse Cafe & Gift Shop, and all three floors are fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Toilets, baby changing facilities and children's activities are also available. During the school holidays and at weekends, we also run a huge array of events for adults, children and families. You can also pick up a copy of our guidebook, hire binoculars so you can discover the wonders of the surrounding nature reserve or children can also hire an Adventure Backpack containing lots of different and fun activities to explore the site. Out on the reserve, there are six bird hides and these look out over the multiple habitats that occur at Teifi Marshes. Our Explorer Trail is completely accessible for wheelchairs, as is the first stretch of our Wetland Trail which forms part of cycle route 82 running between Cilgerran and Cardigan along a disused railway line reclaimed by nature! Other trails on our reserve include the beautiful Woodland Trail which is covered with bluebells in spring, and the more adventurous and challenging Gorge Trail with stunning scenery of the River Teifi. Popular wildlife that can be seen on the reserve include otters, kingfishers, deer and between April and September, Asian water buffalo graze the site. The reserve is home to the second largest reed bed in Wales, and this is a vital habitat for many bird species such as various types of warblers including the elusive cettis warbler and a large population of water rails. You'll be amazed at what you can find around the Visitor Centre also! Out on our meadow, you will find Helyg - our giant willow badger and in front of the Centre, we have a living willow maze, deer sculpture and further along a children's play area. Fancy staying on the reserve overnight once all the visitors have gone? You can do that too! Book a stay at our onsite holiday accommodation, Oak Tree Cottage - the perfect retreat for couples of a family of four! There's plenty to see and do at the Welsh Wildlife Centre so be sure to pay us a visit if you are in the area!

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.