Caerfai Organic Farm Campsite

Pembrokeshire Coast Path main route

Tackles dramatic clifftop terrain with frequent steep ascents and descents along exposed coastal sections—definitely not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children on longer stretches. Dogs welcome but must be kept on leads near livestock and during bird nesting season (March-August). Delivers some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery including sea stacks, hidden coves, and sweeping Atlantic views across 186 miles of Pembrokeshire's rugged shoreline, with options to tackle

Southwood Estate Wildlife Walk, Pembroke

Meanders through peaceful National Trust woodlands and grassland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with gentle gradients. Perfect for families with young children and pushchair-friendly throughout most sections. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds and wildlife. Lovely mix of ancient trees, wildflower meadows and birdsong makes this an easy nature escape, plus the estate's historic parkland adds gentle charm without demanding much legwork.

Lawrenny Walk, Pembroke

Follows flat, well-maintained paths along the Daugleddau estuary with stunning water views and woodland sections. Perfect for families with buggies thanks to the smooth surface, and young children will manage the gentle 4.8km easily. Dogs welcome on leads. The National Trust route delivers peaceful riverside scenery and birdwatching opportunities, making it ideal for a relaxed family outing in beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.

Landsker Borderlands Trail