Pinewood Caravan Park

Wangle some time at Wiseman’s Bridge beach first for rockpooling or landing some sea bass, mackerel and flounder fishing directly from the beach; you can also try some deep water angling from boats at nearby Saundersfoot and Tenby. Both Saundersfoot and Amroth beaches are within an easy walk of Wiseman’s along the coastal footpath. The one-mile stretch of Amroth beach 15 minutes away is well known for its archaeological finds; keep an eye out for the prehistoric trees sticking up from the sand at low tide. Saundersfoot is 25 minutes away in the other direction with its sandy beach, harbour for boat trips and several shops and cafés. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is within easy access for serious striders; this 186-mile stretch passes 58 beaches as well as cliffs, coves, valleys and headlands and joins the Ceredigion Coast Path to the north. Determined trekkers can also join the new Wales Coast Path from Amroth, which covers 870 miles from Chepstow to Queensferry; those who’d rather sit down while they sightsee have accessible cycle and off-road trails along both routes. If that sounds like a bit too much effort, there are plenty of Pembrokeshire sights and attractions within easy driving distance for day trips: the kids can drop the wise act and act foolish at Folly Farm or fossilised at The Dinosaur Park, both within 15 minutes’ drive, as are the Oakwood Theme Park, the Manor House Wildlife Park and the Blue Lagoon Water Park.