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Cleddau Woodlands

Wales

Follow the Cleddau waterway through tranquil, ancient woodland, expansive salt marsh and heritage-rich tidal creeks. Its journey from river to estuary is as peaceful and picturesque as they come.

Little Milford: SA62 4ET, Lawrenny: SA68 0PR, West Williamston: SA68 0TL, Pembrokeshire

The ancient oak woodlands at Cleddau, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Planning your visit

Visiting rural Pembrokeshire with your dog 

Our rural and coastal places in Pembrokeshire are one pawprint rated. Find out more about bringing your dog to Pembrokeshire. Escape to the western edge of Wales and explore a dramatic coastal landscape with your four-legged friend beside your side.

A pony stands on a hill looking at the camera, its tail caught in the breeze. The land slopes away into the distance where the coast and a beach can be seen

Visiting the Cleddau Woodlands 

Cleddau Woodlands are home to a whole host of flora and fauna, with varied landscapes of salt marsh and mudflats on the estuary, and oak woodlands to explore, there’s lots to see.

A flock of geese are on a grassy bank next to a body of water at Little Milford Farmhouse holiday cottage, Wales.

Volunteering in north Pembrokeshire 

We rely on volunteers to help and support our countryside rangers with the many different aspects of managing and conserving the precious natural environments that we look after, which means there are plenty of interesting roles to consider.

Volunteer rangers, Southwood Estate, Pembrokeshire
Two visitors walking in the garden, both laughing whilst holding an ice cream at Cliveden in Buckinghamshire

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