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Find out how to get to Stackpole, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
A visit to the Stackpole Estate is like no other, with beaches, trails, history and 3,000 acres to explore for the whole family. Find out what delights to expect on your visit to this spectacular location.
To help you plan your day in advance, here’s some key information.
There are 5 car parks on the wider estate listed below in order of size:
This summer, Stackpole is the perfect place to discover for everyone in the family. The wide open spaces, many lakeside trails and woods with dens and secret places are perfect for you to play, jump, skip and explore nature for a great play day out.
Discover the woodland that leads to Barafundle bay, or spot indigenous wild-flowers and butterflies around the lakes. Visit Lodge Park woods and the walled garden or walk down to the golden sands at Broadhaven South beach. Alternatively book some watersports for you and the children here there’s loads to do for everyone.
Have a go at archery, volley ball, or welly wanging in our weekly sessions during August. Meet on the lawn at Stackpole Court. Park at the Courtsite car park.
Enjoy a guided bat tour at dusk with lead ranger Haydn, or the kids could have a go at one of the activities on 50 things to do before you’re 11 3/4. Pick up a leaflet from reception at the Stackpole Centre . Find out more here under things to see and do.
The Stackpole estate is 3,000 acres and has many miles of walking trails that traverse across the estate through woods and open spaces as well as around the lakes. You can make your walk as long or as short as you feel like. Check out our map here and plan your day.
Perfect for energetic children on a visit to the estate are the self- led trails that we have created especially for our young visitors. To pick up a map and find out more information pop over to our Visitor reception adjacent to the Stackpole Centre
It’s time to dive into the woods for a spot of orienteering. Follow our orienteering map and discover the hidden secrets of Lodge Park Woods, uncovering the old Ice House and Summer House. Along the way marvel at the tall tree, lively birdsong and meander through this mystical woodland.
Remember to clip the number when you find the orienteering post! Pick up the free map from visitor reception
This lovely calm walled oasis is a very nice place to enjoy a cup of tea and a home cooked meal at the small café and wander around the historic walled garden. The garden is managed by the trustees of Pembrokeshire Mencap, who produce a range of plants, fresh fruit and vegetables that you can buy at their small garden shop. To find out more about opening times and the impressive work undertaken by the adults supported by Mencap at the garden read more here.
Two world renowned beaches form part of the Estate
A small bay backed by dunes and a cool calm forest, Barafundle Bay is only accessible on foot by a half mile walk either along the cliffs from Stackpole Quay, across the old Deer Park from the Stackpole centre, or along the coast path from Broad haven South. Crystal clear waters and soft golden sand await you after your walk. Barafundle is isolated, pristine and there are no facilities.
This is a wide sandy bay backed by dunes that lead to the Stackpole estate Lakes. It’s the perfect place for an active beach day with the family. There is a large car park, toilets and a refreshment trailer in the summer. Please be aware that the sea has strong currents at Broad Haven South
It’s time to go on a safari! Uncover the mystery of Mere Pool Valley and beautiful Broad Haven South. Along the way, conquer our nature challenges… have you got what it takes? Remember your 50 things scrapbook to help you complete your challenges. Pick up the free map from visitor reception.
Find out how to get to Stackpole, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Stackpole and the wider estate is a one pawprint rated place. Find out more about bringing your dog to Stackpole. Explore this beautiful stretch of coastline with your four-legged friend by your side.
Visit Stackpole with your group, stay in self-catering group accommodation and explore the estate at your leisure. Discover the Stackpole Centre and how to book.
Read Stackpole’s accessibility guide on borrowing mobility vehicles, recommended routes and handy hints on getting around, facilities and things to see and do.