Pond and Paddock Pembrokeshire Glamping

Once you’ve all caught up with each other’s news, it’s time to get out and about in gorgeous Pembrokeshire. But where to start? The county town of Haverfordwest (10 minutes’ drive) of course, for its medieval castle, heritage museum and Augustinian priory. Too much history? Have a stroll down the Cleddau riverside instead. The sandy beaches of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (15 minutes) may also be on your Welsh bucket list; relatively quiet Broad Haven Beach (20 minutes) is scattered with bizarre rock formations, while popular Poppit Sands (55 minutes) has safe swimming backed by rolling dunes. And don’t forget that the park also offers almost endless options for walking along the coast or in the mountains inland. Kids on board for the holiday? Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (half an hour) has keeper talks, meet-the-animal sessions and fairground rides, or for a day of fun in the fresh air, there are daring water slides at Oakwood Theme Park (25 minutes). Faced with a rainy day? Time for a session at Hangar 5 Trampoline Park (15 minutes), or a movie at the Palace Cinema in Haverfordwest.