Pembrokeshire

From watersports at Stackpole to wildlife watching at Marloes, Pembrokeshire's coast and countryside has plenty to keep you busy. Our landscape's open 365 days a year, so what are you waiting for?

Step back in time at our special places and explore Pembrokeshire's past. The Tudor Merchant's House offers a glimpse into 15th century life whilst Cilgerran Castle hints at medieval mysteries.

Colby Woodland Garden's ever-changing landscape makes it a must-visit every season. Summer is a riot of colour as the gardens come into full bloom and the wildlife is most active.

Our Visitor Centre and Shop is nestled on St David's High Street. Pop by for gifts, souvenirs, tourism advice and our interactive guide to Pembrokeshire.

Work up an appetite at our special places and tuck into foodie favourites at the Boathouse Tea-room. Located at Stackpole Quay, it's open throughout the seasons.

For a real flavour of the area, take some local produce home with you. Pembrokeshire Heathland Beef and Trehill Farm potatoes are as fresh as they come.

Join our wonderful team of volunteers. From conservation work at our properties to hands-on ranger roles, there's lots to get involved with.

Wake up in beautiful Pembrokeshire, spend the day helping with conservation activities and make new friends on one of our working holidays.

Pembrokeshire National Trust Association has over 300 members and a great events programme including special interest talks, visits and tours.