Foxglove Camping Glamping

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route

Follows dramatic clifftops along Wales' stunning coastline with constant ups and downs—expect steep ascents and descents throughout. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to rugged terrain, cliff edges, and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and cliff paths. Delivers breathtaking sea views, hidden coves, wildlife spotting (seals, seabirds), and some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery across 186 miles of varied

Southwood Estate Wildlife Walk, Pembroke

Loops through ancient woodland and open grassland on the National Trust's Southwood Estate, mostly flat with gentle gradients throughout. Perfect for families with buggies on well-maintained paths, and dogs are welcome to explore off-lead in designated areas. Spot diverse birdlife, old oaks, and seasonal wildflowers while enjoying peaceful countryside views across Pembrokeshire – an easy nature escape that rewards without demanding much effort.

Lawrenny Walk, Pembroke

Loops through National Trust woodland and along the Daugleddau estuary on mostly smooth, well-maintained paths with gentle gradients throughout. Perfect for families with buggies and young children who'll enjoy spotting boats and wildlife along the waterside sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The riverside views across this hidden corner of Pembrokeshire's waterways make this an easy, scenic escape that feels far more remote than its short distance suggests.

Landsker Borderlands Trail