Beautiful wildlife park, the enclosures are some of the best I’ve seen. It is a very interactive wildlife park and has some great animals! Myself and partner attended an up close encounter with the red pandas, our keeper for the experience was lovely, she was very knowledgeable and could answer any question we asked. Worth the money, and will definitely be coming back. Great day out!

Smaller than I was expecting but not disappointed. A great day out and my little one enjoyed seeing the animals and having fun in the various playgrounds and the indoor play dome. The food is expensive but nice so definitely take your own or at least some snacks.

Had a great time here on a Friday morning. Felt like we had the place to ourselves. Loved all the walk through exhibits, especially the wallabies. Even had a quick game of swingball on the kits that are left out

Lovely day with the wife. Specifically so she could feed a Red Panda. Lovely lady.. Grace. Did a walk n talk through with us. The pandas weren't in the mood so added bonus visit too the Rhinos. Lovely animals throughout the park. Great staff. Stocked cafe.

Lovely wildlife park. Great for an afternoon out with the family. Kids enjoyed the wallaby and goat walkthroughs the best as it was more interactive and you could feed them. (Animal feed was available to buy at the entrance) They did have a dome with a soft play area/ outdoor area for younger ones. Climbing wall for older and an area where they can run and jump over the hay bales.

A great place to visit with the family. What makes this a unique experience is the ability to feed and handle some of the animals, or at the very least get closer to them. It was quiet when we went, so was quite a mellow experience. Kids loved getting close to the animals which made it a different outing compared to other places. Not to expensive, except the red panda experience which we didn't do. Facilities and other activities were having renovations done, so be good in the summer.

What a fantastic wildlife park, first time visit and it was out of this world. The park is clearly out for the best of the animals, the enclosures were amazing. Such a well thought out park, all has such a natural flow. The staff were lovely and friendly. We did a meet the rhino experience and it was worth every penny, such an amazing creature. We ate at the cafe, the food was a great quality. Just everything about this park is pure quality. Already planning a return for next year.

A wonderful day out for the family. The park is easily assessable for all and is very accommodating towards young families. Although limited the animal experiences are tactile and appropriate. Increasingly friendly staff and reasonable refreshment prices. 10/10 would recommend for young families.

First time there. It's a lovely small safari park. The weather was beautiful. We took our own picnic but there is a few cafes and ice cream places, prices are pretty much the same as other safari/zoos. There's also an indoor play area for smaller children. They do feeding time slots with the animals and your able to walk through certain animal enclosures - wallaby's, goats,big rabbits.

Such a beautiful animal park, reserve. You can tell the animals are all loved and cared for. They look happy too and relaxed in their environment. Food reasonably priced and quality. Lots of areas to picnic and sit in shade. Indoor play areas and amenities close to hand with hand washing facilities near enclosures. We loved the wallabies walk and we saw the huge rabbits so cute. The tigers were magnificent as were the gibbons. The grounds are stunning and well kept. Lots of staff who are willing to chat about the animals and they are constantly cleaning too. Lovely gift shop, not too over priced, pocket money gifts too. We loved it! Highly recommend it as a good fun day out even in the rain! Dogs are not allowed.

Lovely visit here. Greeted by friendly and helpful staff. Was a quiet day. They have a good variation of different animals. And getting to go in with the wallabies, lemurs and goats! Nice day out and would highly recommend, you can tell they take good care of they're animals. And the staff are very enthusiastic!

Where else can you give a wallaby a fuss. What a brilliant place the interaction with the animals is great fun for both adults and children. Not the cheapest place to get into but worth every penny. A big plus is all the animals seem well looked after and content the size of the enclosures all appear to be more than adequate for the individual species, highlights of the day, stroking a goat and feeding a wallaby. What more in life do you need.

Such a lovely hands on zoo. Wallabies are really friendly, super gentle to feed and the joeys are just delightful. Deceptively large soft play, plenty of space to run around and also shelter from the admittedly cold wind!

What a lovely find. From the wallaby walk through, with babies peeking our to the red panda enclosure, it's great to see all the animals having lots of space. Visited on a very damp and windy day, would love to visit again in far better weather.

Tigers, Rhinoceros, Howler Monkeys, Red Pandas, Lemur, Wallabies. All with decent sized enclosures, and the smaller, less dangerous animals are walk through enclosure. We were very surprised to be hand feeding Wallabies within seconds of arriving. It was an amazing experience. The rhinoceros have their own field, and you get surprisingly close, seeing how big they really are. It's crazy to see them so close wandering around a field grazing. A great experience all round, the whole family loved it. Student and OAP discounts.

Awful weather, didn't stop raining but had a lovely visit. Highlights were the Rhinos and the rather soggy wallabies. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Such a beautiful park, well worth a visit. From the moment we entered the staff were super friendly. The park is well laid out and the animals are clearly very well cared for. Getting up close to the wallabies is worth the visit alone, we could have spent hours feeding and petting these adorable animals but there was much to see. The red pandas were a little shy hiding out at the top of the trees, so look up if you take a visit, even the smallest of glimpses of one will have your heart melting. The tigers, Rhino, Gibbons, monkeys, meerkats, etc were a treat to see. The cafe was well stocked, we enjoyed a couple of drinks and slices of cake in the autumn sunshine and was visited by a few hens and the resident peacock. Ticket price for 2 adults was just under £40, having spent far more at other wildlife parks, these seemed very reasonable. Will certainly return if in the area in the future.

Great day out, kids loved seeing the animals and playing in the park aswel as indoor play. Lots to do and see

We have annual passes and would advise buying on black Friday as last two years have been discounted. Not the biggest place to visit but our kids love it. Walk among the wallabies and buy feed if you want. The Tigers are awesome as well as the Rhinos. Nice food and cakes plus a soft play for many ages. So much to see.

Great day out for kids! Although the place is small there is as lot for kids to do and we stayed for a fair few hours. A great positive this park has over others is that once you've payed at the gate the rides are free. There are staff on hand everywhere and all the ones we met on the day were happy, helpful and engaging. The gift shop, although small, is very reasonably priced. The only place it could lose marks is the on site catering, the facilities are clean but the menu is very limited. But I've still given five stars because the place is a winner for my eight year old boy.

Good day out with the family. Three generations and we all found something to do. Lots of activities and rides for the youngsters and walks and crazy golf for the oldies. My grandson aged 4 enjoyed it so much he didn't want to leave. We were there from 11am until 4pm and didn't stop all day. We were lucky with the weather so we could use outside rides and activities. There is an indoor play barn if it is wet. Lots of places for picnics and a cafe onsite serving snacks and ice cream.

Excellent place for kids and adults alike. Although it's a dinosaur park you don't have to have a interest in dinosaurs. Once you pay to get in everything (activity wise) is free! Plenty for everyone. Highly recommended

A really enjoyable day out for families with younger children especially. (Ages 3 to 12 would be the ideal age range. Good for older ones too who are willing to go on rides etc. with younger ones.) Great fun for parents and Grandparents etc. Pay once upon entry (book in advance) and all rides are included. Friendly staff, plenty to do, lots of picnic areas, outdoor and under cover. Really near to Tenby (an easy 10 min drive) for a perfect seaside visit after you day at the Dino Park.

A great place for younger kids. It's particularly good that you don't have to pay extra for the rides and activities, unlike a bigger adventure park nearby. The staff were mostly very nice and helpful (apart from one older guy who was shouting at me as I calmly tried to talk my toddler into sitting down on a slide - that was not helping, dude!). The Dinosaur Trail is nice and educational for all ages. Some of the dinosaurs are barely recognizable but have character :) Many of the rides and activities are fun, especially on quiet days when you may have them all to yourself. The food options aren't so good but will get you through a day at the park.

Great day out , my 5 Yr old loved it and so did we. loads of it is outdoors so not ideal for a rainy day but you can return for £5 the next time. Lots of ride on things to do , slides , bounce net , dinosaur trail and safari. The VR Is amazing and well worth a try. The staff were all so nice and friendly.

Lovely place. Kids had a great time, and was nice to have things available for all ages (1,3,9,11). However, very expensive for what is there, considering alot of the rides are just peddle cars, (free) coin operated ride ons. Perhaps if it was open for longer (only open 10.30-4) then it may have been more worthwhile for the price. The dinosaur walk was lovely, but a little tricky with the pram.

Absolutely brilliant. Totally worth the price as everything you can go on without paying. There was so much to do lots of ride on cars and tractors etc. The kids Absolutely loved it ☺️

Amazing park, we were so glad we went. No problem parking, no waiting in queues. Kids got to play on whatever they wanted and everyone around was so kind. Plenty of places to eat and some shaded. The place is quite open so take an umbrella if it rains and plenty of sun lotion if its hot. There is food on site that we didn't try but I heard good things

Had an excellent day out here with the kids. After paying at the entrance all rides are free. There a couple of RC cars etc that are 50p/£1 but the rest is included. Loads of things for the children to do from Karts to slides to mini golf. A good day out for all.

Always been a family favourite. A dry day is a must though, as there are mostly outdoor activities. Food prices were fairly cheap and the food was nice 🙂 Mostly all of the attractions are included in the entrance price, there is a fantastic wide range of activities to do, from mini golf to go karts (child friendly ones!) The Dino walk is lovely and always captures my daughter's imagination .. the sounds around the walk are great and can do with being scattered around the walk a bit more! The entry fees are reasonable and absolutely worth the price (on a dry day) There are lots of things to keep children of all ages entertained. Facilities are kept nice and clean too 😁

Wonderful family day out, we met the owners who are so focused on making sure their visitors have the best experience it's unbelievable, a must visit location seeing the deer was breathtaking, plus every weekend there is a market, such an interesting place, must visit, and make sure to do the deer safari superb!!! Cafe coffee home made cakes/ good food. Cinema room for kids. Pool tables for adults. Lovely well stocked shop.

Really easily to find and in a good location. The variety of things to do was impressive. We spent an entire day here and my daughter didn't get bored in the slightest. It's a great family fun day out. The food and drink is reasonably priced not at all expensive like other attractions. Would highly recommend a visit if you're in or near the area

Marvellous for children up to 12 years old. Our children had a fabulous time enjoying lots of exciting activities which were extremely varied. We loved the fact that once you had paid to get in, everything was accessible and included. There was a very short wait before each activity. It was a relaxed venue with lovely helpful staff. It felt very safe and contained. Bravo 👏 👏 👏

While on holiday in Tenby recently with a friend, we visited the local dinosaur park. I found it not only very interesting but great fun, even for two adults. We were able to try a number of activities and I loved walking around the dinosaur walk which had so much information about dinosaurs. Really interesting and would recommend.

A great place to visit with the family. The dinosaur safari was really interesting and the guide was excellent . The rides are just right for younger children. The only down side you be the coffee which was particularly bad. I didn't drink it and wouldn't recommend for anyone who likes good coffee.

This was my first trip back to Tenby since the 90’s and it was just as nice as I remember. It has nice picturesque beaches on all sides and is a very walkable little town. Castle beach is a great place to relax and has many ways to access it.

The most beautiful dog friendly beach. Lovely sandy beach that stretches for ages! The castle ruin on the hill and cave arch make it a really nice place to explore.

Castle Beach is a must on a visit to Tenby. A crescent shaped beach beside Tenby's Harbour, it's beautiful and clean. There are cafés and takeaways adjacent to the beach and it's not too far to the high street, if you fancy lunch away from the beach.

Stunning beach with good access to Tenby. Shallow seas ideal for walks and dipping toes.

What a lovely beach with great views

Beautiful beach with golden sand caves and a fort. Many shops are nearby.

What an amazing place! The beaches around Tenby are fabulous and our hotel for the weekend was on top of the cliff with outstanding views across Castle Beach as far as the Gower Peninsula. There are good steps down to the beach area with some hotels at the top having some nice gardens too. The sea looked very welcoming and even for October, there were a few swimmers about enjoying the light surf. Nice to see a clean tidy beach with golden sands. Brilliant!

Lovely beach very clean and tidy. Close to the St Catherine Fort, really worth a visit as they need the support to refurbish the Fort. So many lovely views from the Fort and the weather was amazing today. Highly recommend for a day trip. Tenby is lovely to visit lots of very nice shops and good facilities.

Lovely beach with stunning views in all directions and extending out to Caldey Island.

Such a beautiful beach, we stayed in st. Catherine's house which overlooks the beachfront, beautiful views of the island, although the waters cold it's nice and calm enough for a swim most days. Dog friendly beach have kept on lead. A lots of caves to explore

This is such a gorgeous beach!! There's rocks you can climb through and little caves. The water is clear and beautiful. It's a short walk back into Tenby town. The rock pools have loads of little creatures living in them which my family and I found fascinating. 100% recommend it! 💙

Lost for words really as this place is beautiful and has everything you need to make your stay relaxed and enjoyable.. clean white sand .. crystal clear water and views to die for .. WOW ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏖

Enjoyable few hours round this very informative museum. Plus fab views from windows.

This is a fabulous museum and art gallery. It has a lot of artefacts and information about the history of Tenby, art by local eminent artist Augustus John as well as many others. What made it special for us was an exhibition of Martin Parrs photos of Tenby, and a room full of portrait photos of local people. Absolutely brilliant in conception and execution. Hats off to the museum staff. Lovely and friendly.

Very good for a small local museum. The collections were surprisingly extensive, with well written information boards. Staff were a delight and extremely helpful. Perfect place to go on a rainy day (like today!)

Great museum with quizzes and trails for the children to enjoy, very friendly staff

Fabulous little gem with knowledgeable and friendly staff! The Augustus John collection is outstanding. I wanted to find out a bit about a family connection with Augustus John and pretty much all the staff jumped in to help. Thanks to you all!! Hope I get the chance to visit again soon.

Small museum on three floors. Very interesting museum. We watched a short film about Tenby. Very informative. Friendly staff. Small shop with books & gifts.

Careful curation of important and beautiful objects including now possibly walled town related objects

Decent museum with lots of information about Tenby and the area. Lots of interesting things on display. Also great engagement for the younger visitors.

Not very good value for money (£5.50 per adult). The exhibits have a lot of potential, with lots of local history artifacts. However, the set up of the museum is lacking with a lack of structure/story telling. The staff were also not forthcoming with engaging us in the exhibits, only there to manage the till/gift shop. There was lots of activities for children to do but these were poorly maintained. We went on a really quiet day but all of the activity stations were messy and unstocked.

Definitely worth a 30 min visit if you come to the castle hill. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Ancient history and origins as well as more recent past

A lot of interesting items in the museum, with a couple of different children's trails to try to keep younger visitors occupied. The staff were friendly and helpful and the gift shop had all the things you'd expect. I spent about 1½ hours there with my 10-year old daughter.

the museum Is a great place to kill a few hours. picture is taken from just below the museum over looking south beach

Very interesting museum and the first time we had visited despite coming to the area for over 35 years. The lady on the reception desk was exceptionally helpful and there was lots to do for children with three different trails, spaces for crafts and recreations of some of the artefacts in the cabinets so that they could pick up and hold them. Exceptional value as kids go free with a paying Adult and the ticket is valid throughout the whole year. Will definitely be back!

Expensive for what it is. I found it quite run down inside, work in progress signs up in a lot of areas. I think they could make more of it as an attraction. Would be good for a halloween event maybe. We all had a good explore though and had some nice views from the top. Bit of a climb up and quite slippery so be careful!

Access from the beach for a small price of £5 June 2022 a walk up some steep steps to the top ( carefully slippy) across a small bridge brings to to the top after a hill path. The views from top are amazing. Inside you can walk around even sit and watch a video all about the history of the Fort. Great to get a feel of how it was in the day.

Quite a climb on some uneven surface but handrails to help and slide show about history. Mainly to do for view as restoration is still very much a work in progress

One of the most iconic landmarks in tenby caldey Island in the distance and St Catherines has decades of history only £5 for adults with a 30 minute video of the history of this fascinating place

Beautiful fort and lecture about it history and change over the years. Only 4 stars as only main hall is open and access to another parts of the island and fort is restricted. I hope to visit in near future and see the rest of it.

The island is nice but the price of £3.50 for a delapidated place isn't fair! They should give access to other areas, not only the main room.

Slightly further north along the Atlantic coast is St Catherine’s Island, one of four barrier islands that make up the Golden Isles. More than 5,500 hectares in area, the island is a haven for wildlife species, so much so that much of the interior is off-limits to visitors outside of outreach work. The island has also been declared a National Historic Landmark. However, that doesn’t mean those based in Hinesville cannot enjoy a peek at the island. On the contrary, its beautiful beaches are open throughout the year, and its coast is a stunning area to discover by boat too. St Catherine’s Island is a similar distance from Hinesville as Sapelo Island.

What a great beach. Fine sand, a few stones that are great for decorating the sandcastle, and then this view. Dreamlike. In front of you is the shallow bay with great water, and behind it the rugged rocks on which the town is built. You can really stand it there for a while. Every now and then, the ice cream man comes by, and if you're hungry or thirsty, you'll find something in the neighbouring bars and restaurants.

Wow amazing clean beautiful place, car parking pay & display all year round, town shops and dogs allowed all year round on this South side of the beach, you can also walk to kiln park caravan park from here and walk all the way to North beach side, where the town, shops, toilets but dogs not allowed this North side beach between May and September inclusive,boat trip to see nature or Caldy island, weather permitting

Not been to Tenby for 9 years or so, not disappointed with today's visit. Stunning scenery, beautiful clean beaches, lots of benches to rest, great choice of eating venues both dine in or takeaway. Obviously good weather helps wherever visiting, today did not disappoint. Absolutely love this area of Wales

Amazing beach in south wales with really clean water. One of the best beaches in wales and the uk but strict rules about dogs on the beach during the the summer period so be aware if bringing your furry friend. Also can get quite busy on a sunny day. Dogs are allowed on Tenby beach north which is a short walk or drive up the road but it is not as pristine as Tenby beach south.

Stunning! Easy parking above the beach. £3 for 5 hours. Short walk into the town centre. Make sure you stop at the little cliff top bar with great views out to the islands just off the coast. It's right in front of the Atlantic Hotel.

Another stunning example of nature at its best. Huge beach and DOGS ALLOWED as long as you enter to far right. Lifeguard on duty. We parked at seafront car park at top of cliff however there is a car park at the bottom.

Brilliant parking right on the beach ⛱️ our family really enjoyed their day on the beach. My son and daughter with their partners and kids. All our wind breakers deckchairs table and cooker. Hotdogs 🌭 on the beach made by my beautiful wife. Making memories with our grandchildren, their is nothing better in life

a special place if you have good weather! I spent a few days here with my family and it was super nice! The sand is very fine, the beach is clean, the ice cream truck comes to you on the beach. I recommend this place for families with children.

I loved it! I went for the 1st of May Bank Holiday, and I can say I got impressed. The perfect long sandy beach to walk it was amazing. I wasn’t expecting. The water so clear, and also super cold, but with people still enjoying. From the road to the beach there are a few access by 100 steps down. Many garden areas to sit and just enjoy the beach view perfectly maintained. The beach it is dog friendly from September to 01st May what was perfect to take our puppy to enjoy. I would love to come back if the weather gets over 25 degrees in this place.

Lovely beach, can get very busy, get there early to find a parking space. One of the nicest beaches ive been to in the UK, almost tropical in a nice sunny day, plenty of food and drink places close by, even a cafe and pub right next the beach. Beautiful views on the walk a roff the seafront.

Tenby Is divided into two parts the south beach is a beautiful sandy long beach there is a Fort at one end and its peaceful quiet at the other. Great place for a romantic walk. The North side and town and port are much busier and definitely worth a visit. We spent the day here and really enjoyed the visit. Lots to see and do. Check the tide times as the fort and boat trips are tide dependent.

Visited on a fresh sunny April day. Lovely beach and beautiful views from the esplanade. Close to the town centre but there is quite a drop to the beach via steps or sloping path.

Gorgeous, clean, sandy beach; long and wide. Consider that, whilst this beach has sunny spots, the other beaches in Tenby are south facing and so have more direct sun.

Stunning stretch of goldern sand with harbour nearby. Large car park with access down to the beach.

Beautiful beach, clean tidy and good parking close

Tenby North Beach and Harbour is a truly a lovely place to visit, with a nice clean beach to enjoy and explore, ideal for kids or walking the dogs, very close proximity to the town with it's shops, cafe's, bar's and restaurants and can be a pleasure to visit any time of year. In summer you may have the better weather, enjoy a swim and of course sunbathing. But with that there is more people, less space and sometimes you may even find it harder to totally relax. Late season, you can enjoy the bonuses of free parking just minutes away from the beach, stroll along at you own pace without dodging hundreds of little kids carrying Ice creams with buckets and spades, no queuing up to buy drinks and check out this place and it's history without bumping into someone every 5 minutes - downside is the weather and when it rains, it rains here. First mentioned in poetry around the 9th century, invaded by the Normans in the 12th century, considered an important trading port in the 1500's and finally from the 1800's to present, a seaside health resort. A very beautiful and interesting place to visit.

What a lovely, peaceful beach. A must visit when in Pembrokeshire. It was clean, shallow (great for babies / toddlers) and not at all crowded which is always a bonus. It is vast and wide so you've got enough personal space, while that's a dream in most of the beaches. It's not a south facing beach, be mindful of that. But if you plan your visit based on sunshine, you'll have a lovely time. Good accessibility, some cafes close to the beach and some are off main road, like 5 mins walk.

Decent beach with lots of space to relax and clean water. The best thing about this beach is the fact that it is dog friendly all year round! The negatives are the water can be a lot more wavy than Tenby south beach and also a lot more windy. Overall great beach especially for the UK.

A beautiful sandy beach with plenty of space to play or sit with the family. Toilets cost 20p at the time.

The beach is gorgeous and huge. The water is clean and clear. It was nice having delicious ice-cream on a sunny day.

Very clean beach, we went in the evening on a bank holiday, only we were in the beach enjoyed a lot with friends.

Really nice beach in a lovely setting. Plenty of parking in North Beach car park and not too far to walk. Quite a lot of steep steps down to beach. (Castle and South beaches better for easy access). Harbour and Castle walks. In town so near shops and cafés ect. All three beaches are quite close.

Lovely beach. Walkway down is fairly steep. Plenty of benches along the way or at the top to admire the view.

Gorgeous beach Feels like one of the few proper beaches in the UK. Went here with friends and we had a great time. Absolutely love it. There are steps which help with access into the beach as well.

Stunning beautiful beach

Tenby Is divided into two parts the north beach is a beautiful sandy smaller beach compared to the south side. It can get busy here there are free clean toilets this side and a shop. The town harbour and Fort area can get busy get in early to miss the queue and relax on the beach later. We spent the day here and really enjoyed the visit. Lots to see and do. Check the tide times as the fort and boat trips are tide dependent.

We went during the week outside of school hols (22-24 May) and lucked out with some incredible weather so prob not the experience most will enjoy but genuinely lovely. Nice sized beach we had pretty much to ourselves with toilets and a friendly shop for drinks, many icecream varieties as well as burgers, chips etc along the back. Small climb up stairs into Tenby. Dogs banned too so no landmines to avoid.

Beautiful beach, parking might be hard to find on busy days, but totally worth it.

The MOST BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING GARDEN I HAVE EVER BEEN TO. This is a unique garden and they grow their own vegetables and fruits I went in their green house I saw grapes just dripping from the ceiling also outside the green house they had peas growing from the ground, onions, lettuce anything you can imagine would be there. Every garden I've been to just had flowers no grown veg or fruit, I believe this garden is totally worth it #AMAZING! HOWEVER this garden only survives on donations so YOU NEED TO PAY a few pounds like every penny counts for them to survive. I've added a few photos below for you guys to check out. PS if you read my other reviews they are normally below 5 starts this is probably the first garden I have rated 5 starts!!

Had a enjoyable walk around the woods. Pretty rose and chapel gardens. They only down side was the constant attack from the horse flies. Not Upton Castles fault I realise, and there is nothing they can do about it.

Lovely relaxing gardens and woodland by the river with an interesting sculpture trail

A lovely historic garden surrounding the castle. With it's own 12th century chapel. It has a rose garden, walled garden, a forest walk and a wild flower meadow. We we're lucky enough to see the sculpture trail, which is only there for the month of August. Amazing! The staff are really helpful and it's just a delightful place to visit.

Beautiful garden and peaceful walks , little pretty rose garden and a walled garden with 13th century chapel beautifully kept. This is a gem a little off track but well worth a visit . A lovely man greets you at the car park .

Woodland walks and beautiful rose garden. Picnic area beneath huge oak trees, an ancient chapel and walled kitchen garden. Lovely place

We had a very pleasurable few hours wandering around the beautiful grounds and coming across some amazing sculptures that had been put in various places. We sat and had a coffee and cake in the cafe area.. 😋 the coffee was 👍

A picturesque 13th century castle, set in 35 acres of historical gardens and peaceful woodland. Today, we followed an amazing sculpture trail set in lovely gardens by James Doran Webb (shown only until 31st August). There are benches dotted around to sit and enjoy the tranquillity and also a few picnic benches close to the toilets and carpark. Food available from 11am. Dog friendly but must be kept on leads. 10am-4.30pm. £6 per adult unless you're a member of the RHS. Children under 12 - £1.50. Cash and cards accepted.

What a hidden gem. Upton Castle is well worth a vist and can't recommend enough. Definitely on my list to go back again and even buy a season ticket. From the moment I arrived the gentleman on reception was helpful and friendly (later found out he was the owner of the castle). The gardens are beautiful with lots of seating to sit and admire the views. A sculpture exhibition was on which complimented the space (see photos) There is an old 12 century chapel, a beautful rose garden and a circular woodland walk which takes you down to a creek with stunning views across the estuary. It was a 50 minute drive to get there but was well worth it and only £6 for an adult & £1.50 for a child - bargain! Defiinly worth a visit if you are in Pembrokeshire

1st time here and really enjoyed for there was a garden sculpture display by various artists spread over all the property for the month of August. It's a shame that these can't either be a permanent fixture or other artists get involved by supplying new sculptures in exchange, for these were a great way of getting us adults along with children walking and enjoying the garden experience. Lovely setting and lovely volunteers involved in running 🏃 it.

A hidden gem. Lovely woodland garden, walled garden, rose garden and such a delight. Mid April and rhododendrons were in flower, the woodland was carpeted with celandine and my favourite wood anemones. Kitchen garden just getting going. Roses beautifully pruned and ready to go. A real air of quiet and love of nature. Good labelling of trees and shrubs. We had a very enjoy able couple of hours wandering through. Definitely a place to visit. We will return!

Great place to wonder around and explore Beautiful gardens and house Not the easiest place to get about if you have walking difficulties

I didn't have much expectation for our visit here. It was a rainy afternoon end of April. Myself and my family (6&11). We got there and there was nobody to take the entry fee. £15 for our family of four. There was a sign saying that there was an honest box, so with some trepidation I pushed the money into the box. There was also a note to say that one of the garden trails was shut as there was storm damage that had blown down some trees. But still, what else do you do? There was only one other family there and they were on their way back, but certainly seemed to have enjoyed themselves. I really enjoyed the walk around. It was so very different. I felt I was in a very natural and somehow magnificently magically tumble down fading ancient alive wood. There was a gargeb, an old church, a house, even some ruins to complete the setting. We found a really small oak tree next to a fallen titan that was symbolic and just nice to find. There was enough for us as a family, though the closed off wild walk? would have been nice, I didn't feel aggrieved at not walking along it.

A stunningly beautiful monument to history and religion!

Very welcoming and friendly. High sung eucharist service. Lovely preach and prayers. Well worth a visit.

Fascinating medieval church with spacious unusually wide interior...full of history

All I can say is what a beautiful church we had the pleasure of watching my son marry my daughter in law on Saturday 30th September! The church is bright airy and the stained glass windows are amazing

Excellent church and vicar with good numbers attending over Easter. Service and literature good to listen to and read.

Lovely old church on main street. Enjoyed a concert by Tenby Male Voice Choir who are there every Thursday at 8pm.

It's the biggest parish church in Wales with the highest alter. A grade 1 listed building well worth a look 👍🏻

A beautiful parish church right in the middle of a beautiful historic town.The stained glass windows are stunning as is the ceiling. Peaceful inside in spite of the location. A gentleman doing some work inside claimed this was the nicest parish church in Wales, a bold call but he may not be wrong. Make sure you take the time to come and find out for yourself.

Beautiful church to pop in and visit - and a lovely Sunday morning service too

Church with long history (brochures available inside in various languages, including Polish) with some really nice features and very pretty details inside. Nothing extra ordinary but still worth a visit

Beautiful Church, lovely ceiling, peaceful.

A magnificent church in a very central location, stunning windows and plenty to explore. Plenty of parking nearby at a small cost.

Great piece of history with lovely volunteers who can tell you all about the history of this important piece of WWII history

A lovely museum, it isn't a large place but still lots on display. Staff were amazing & I enjoyed listening to the real life experiences of the war.

We had a wonderful experience of visiting this Airfield Museum. The three members of staff were lovely. We were due to come home the next day of the visit, the wonderful staff opened it for us and met us there at a specific time. I told the staff I had connections to the base as my dad was stationed there in 1941/42. Derek was very interested and after giving information on my dad, squadron, name etc, gave me an insight of what happened at the Airbase at that time. Even had an aircraft engine in the hanger of the type ( the Avro Anson ) my dad worked on at the time. I felt I had walked in my dads footsteps. So thank you John, John and Derek

Fantastic day out, so much real history and information from people who actually served in WW2. All looked after by dedicated volunteers with a vast range of knowledge and experience.

We had a great time this morning visiting this very interesting museum. We have lived here 7 years and simply overlooked it. Recommend anyone in the area to take a look the staff are so friendly and helpful

Excellent little museum, made even better by the volunteers who impart their knowledge with such enthusiasm. Like many small museums they're trying to get by on donations and volunteers. We'll with a visit. Thank you Keith and chaps.

Located just off the Carew roundabout on the A477 to Pembroke Dock this WW2 control tower has been restored to form the basis of an excellent museum. Open on Wednesday and Thursday 10-3, July to October and most Saturdays 9.30-12, the site gives you a glimpse of what was once a WW1 Royal Naval Airship Station and then WW2 airfield, in which it performed a number of roles. Easy to access with free parking, wheelchair friendly and toilets on site. Recommended.

Lovely staff who had a wealth of information about the site and local history giving free tours to small groups whilst maintaining social distancing. A fiver for adults and we were there for a couple of hours, there’s a great deal of memorabilia to see and experience. Highly recommend for adults and young adults alike. Not recommended for very little children. Dogs welcome LGBT+ welcome Some areas not suitable for wheelchair access.

Visited Saturday January twenty first. What can I say fantastic place to visit all volunteers and their knowledge is second to none. Value for money without a doubt they had so much information to share and answered every question asked I look forward to visiting again in the future they do school groups too which I think children would benefit significantly from the knowledge there and it seems very hands on so children will enjoy.Definitely recommend, well done to the volunteers for running this place so important to know the history of our forefathers

Fabulous museum and historic buildings. Great volunteer guides, enthusiastic and helpful with lots of information and interesting stories. Even made us a cup of tea with chocolate biscuits. Facilities for children, including dressing up and sing songs. This is a great place to visit and although we only had 2 hours it wasn't enough time. Highly recommended!

Time it right to see the volunteers and you’ll have a lovely walk through history… you can see a lot of effort has gone into keeping the place alive….

Although it's small this is by far the most atmospheric and informative museum i have ever been to, & I've been to quite a few. Entirely run by enthusiastic local volunteers

Was at Tenby Market for their Christmas pop up shops. What an absolute Gem this cafe is! Fabulous service, great value as the prices are good and the food exceptional. Will go nowhere else when in Tenby that's for sure... delicious and friendly service 😋 👌 thank you!

Superb large breakfast .Best value in town

Great food, great and friendly service, very accomodating.. couldn't ask for more . Thanks

What a fantastic find. I'm gluten free and we have a cockapoo puppy so to find somewhere that was gluten free and dog friendly was amazing. The owner was so accomodating and there was plenty of GF options on the menu. I had a gluten free crepe and there was a whole gluten free menu and a sausage and a bowl of water for our dog.

Always a good breakfast here when you can get a table.

Had a lovely welcome and absolutely stunning breakfast, got to be the best in Tenby, thank you

Had the pulled pork roll. My boyfriend hasn't stopped talking about it for weeks!

Popped in to get out of the rain - had an unexpected bonus! Early Christmas bap - two sausages, bacon, turkey, stuffing and cranberry - huge, delicious and a bargain. Great service too, highly recommended!

Excellent lunch today. Ham, eggs and chips gluten free bread and butter and a tea £7.50 each. Would highly recommend this place. Basic fayre but done really well.

Amazing cafe, beautiful breakfast and very welcoming friendly staff a little gem right in the centre of the market highly recommend and even more of a plus it’s VERY dog friendly my little man was served first with a sausage and dish of fresh water thank you so very much we will 100% return Fabulous place !!!!

Great little cafe in Tenby market. Food was lovely. Really nice staff. Great to see that they were dog friendly. Dog was given a complimentary sausage and a bowl of water. We will be returning.

My family visited for lunch and we all had a wonderful welcome, especially our dog who was provided with a bowl of water, a complimentary sausage and a big fuss from the staff! The cafe serves a wide range of freshly cooked food using local top quality ingredients, including many seafood dishes. The food on offer is reasonably priced, compared with other venues into Tenby and I would not hesitate to recommended the cafe.

Rude owner, not recommended. Our young children were eating food bought from the cafe when we attempted to eat a sandwich bought elsewhere. She came over abruptly and told us to leave, shoving a sign in my face and upsetting our children. Totally pointless application of a rule showing a lack of empathy - we were paying customers in the middle of a meal.

Nice place. It is a bit confusing if you come in down the alley. Lot's of seating though spread all down the alley. There is a shop, bar, brewery and restaurant. I had a fish finger sandwich. It was very nice. The beer is great. There is usually a wait to order and get food but it is worth it. If you get the plastic glasses you have to pay £1 but you get to keep them for when you go back.

Visited here twice in the same day and the service was outstanding! The gentleman at the door who was greeting everyone went above and beyond to accommodate us. We had 2 little kids and a big double pram and he even carried it to an outside building where we had our drinks. It's always nice to find somewhere that is welcoming to families. Food is lush here! It was very busy and we went on a Saturday in winter so would probably have to book when the weather starts getting nicer. 100% will return when we visit Tenby again x

What a find! I'm going to attempt to set out in words how good this place is, so standby..... where to start, the Beer i suppose. They have 5 perfectly settled beers on draught as well as numerous bottles and kegs on offer (very reasonably priced for what can only be described as a perfect pint). The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and clearly have the passion for such an enterprise. We popped in for a quick pint and stayed for several. (And had a good go at clearing out the gift shop to boot). The seating is querky with loads of small intimate areas in which to relax and sample the beer. Well done, well done indeed.

The local Tenby brewery it is a huge place. Very touristic. There is a pub, shop, brewery, beer garden. It is really nice place to go and enjoy. It was really buzzing on Sunday afternoon. But the service it is overall average to low. I got a first waitress that was nice to let me trey one of the ales that she suggested me. I am not a fan of ale. So didn’t continue with it. But my friend got a different person that even to her to order to buy something it felt the girl was not understanding or not caring. it. I wanted then to order food with this girl, she said I need the table number. I went back to get the table and it wasn’t correct it was the number at a stone over the table and not the number at the table. I ended without food but I couldn’t care to go and check again. A good customer service would had gone and checked for me. She should had said the stone over the table not the number table. I god mad. Also, I asked water for my dog, they said there were bowls in the garden. I had to go find a bowl and then to the toilet to get water. Being tradicional you should work for a better customer experience

Great little brewery and shop down a picturesque lane , bought a couple of bottles of rum after tasting a few 👍

We’ve visited here a few times on our travels to Tenby. The restaurant & tea rooms, along with the sun terrace are lovely. The food is also lovely & very reasonably priced. I particularly liked the Gammon. My only criticism is the toilets are unbelievably small. We’ve also visited the sister restaurant (chain restaurants?) in Saundersfoot & had the same menu. I would definitely return here in the future.

What a lovely place, full of character. We sat inside with our dog (it's dog friendly) and had the ploughman's lunch and a pint of the real ale brewed on-site. Service was quick and friendly and the food was delicious and reasonably priced. The ales are special too. Highly recommended. Will definitely be going back 👍

Lovely local bar restaurant. Home brewed beer on site. Busy but able to cope with demand. Fantastic friendly staff, very professional and hard working.

Great place, lovely atmosphere. Amazing good, large portions. Friendly staff

Delicious food, fast service, kid friendly with plenty of outdoor seating. It was too busy to get a seat indoors but we were fine under the heaters in the garden. Great place to stop off and refuel after a trip to the beach.

Such a great spot and atmosphere! Located in the center of town with so many different seating options spread over various locations inside and outside. We only had drinks (they have various beers brewed onsite) but the food options in the restaurant area looked good too. Highly recommended!

Don't arrive at 12.55 the lady frowns and stands by the door announcing that she's closing and sees you off the premises. Public service? I think not.

Really helpful and friendly service. Lady on reception in the library was excellent. Helped ysbyty to find a parking space for our large motorhome.

Wrong information given about Green Bridge of Wales opening time.

Small quite and friendly.

(Translated by Google) Very nice conversation (Original) Sehr nettes Gespräch

If its open just go in and relax and light a candle

Great little church, go in reflect, light a candle and allow God to find and guide you.

A lovely little chapel and well worthwhile sticking your head in you happen to be paying through the harbour.

lovely and pacefell

Very interesting