Pembrokeshire attractions

Colby Woodland Garden

Only a short drive from our holiday park is Colby Woodland Garden. Wander through the woodlands of this magical valley garden, owned by the National Trust, Colby also has a shop for plant sales and a tea room for refreshments (5 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo

One that the younger ones in your party will simply love! Folly Farm is one of the most popular Pembrokeshire attractions! It consists of a friendly farmyard, a spectacular zoo, an enormous vintage funfair and an indoor and outdoor adventure playground. It is one of Wales’ top paid-for visitor attractions and holds the award for the Best Family Day Out in Wales! (11 minutes from Amroth Castle)

Oakwood Theme Park

One of the most popular Pembrokeshire attractions, Oakwood Theme Park is home to thrill-a-minute rides, rollercoasters, log flumes and dozens of other rides for kids of all ages! The younger ones in your party will absolutely love it here! All in all, a top family day out (20 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Hangar 5 Trampoline Park

Hangar 5 Trampoline Park offers an amazing indoor trampolining experience, for both children and adults. Jump around on interconnected trampolines, angle walls, roll-over platforms and slamdunk basketball nets! The Hang 5 Café also serves hot and cold refreshments. (35 minutes from Amorth Castle)

Pembroke Castle

This enormous oval castle and dates back to 1093 when there was a timber structure on the site. It features an impressive 5-storey central keep, historical displays in the gatehouse rooms and a maze of tunnels, stairs, towers and battlements to (26 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Narberth

This pretty little market town is packed with independent shops selling everything from fine art and food to clothes and gifts. It’s also home to award-winning cafes, pubs and restaurants (17 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Heatherton World of Activities

Heatherton is a popular attraction that’s free to enter – you only pay when you partake in a particular activity. Here you can enjoy everything from archery, paint ball and go-karting to crazy golf, water walkers and an indoor play centre (16 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Laugharne

Discover the magical town of Laugharne and prepare to be inspired! Here you can discover some of the attractions all associated with the great Welsh poet and writer, Dylan Thomas. Arguably the most famous is Dylan’s Boathouse which is now a museum, packed with memorabilia (23 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Visit Caldey Island

Caldey Island is a small island located just off the Tenby coast which has been inhabited by various orders of monks for centuries. You can enjoy a short boat trip across the water throughout the summer months and explore the picturesque island and enjoy the spectacular views (20 minutes from Amroth Castle).

Dinosaur Park, Tenby

Step back in time some 65 million years and take a walk on the wild side at Dinosaur Park near Tenby. Discover the woodland gardens and discover 30 hidden dinosaurs. The kids will love this popular attraction, which also boasts an indoor and outdoor playground, rides and activities and café (18 minutes from Amroth Castle)

Carew Castle

Take a visit to Carew Castle and step back in time over 2,000 years! It is one of the most architecturally diverse castles in Wales, overlooking a 23-acre millpond. The site also incorporates the only restored Tidal Mill in Wales (18 minutes from Amroth Castle).

The historic city of St Davids

The smallest city in Britain, designated as a conservation area in 1972. The roots of the city date back to the 4th Century. Today, the city is a popular tourist destination with its historic cathedral, impressive architecture and many shops, galleries, cafes and places to eat. It’s well worth a visit! (1 hour from Amroth Castle)