Foraging experiences in Pembrokeshire
Do you think of your back garden, your local hedgerow or the seashore as a larder?
Would you know what you could eat or what was useful as a natural dye? For those experienced foragers, these little discovered ecosystems can provide an abundance of provisions.
Foraging encourages you to eat with the seasons and take only what you need, always leaving behind enough for the wildlife and to allow go to seed for next season and never pulling out the roots.
Learning foraging skills along the coast and in the countryside of Pembrokeshire is a great way to slow down and re-connect with nature whilst learning more about ecosystems right on your doorstep. A foraging course will teach you the essential skills to identify edible ingredients and more importantly the one’s to stay well away from.
Please take care! Wild food foraging should only be undertaken with a guided expert and some of the best are right here in Pembrokeshire
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National Trust Stackpole Estate
Discover the National Trust Stackpole Estate the beautiful coastline and first National Forest of Wales. With award-winning sandy beaches Barafundle Bay and Broad Haven South and tranquil wooded valleys, wildlife-rich lily ponds, and walking trails, there’s lots to see and do.
Easter Egg Trail 2024
Easter Egg Trail Collect a map from the visitor centre and join the Easter Egg hunt. Follow the trail from the Visitor Centre, collect the clues and win a chocolate prize. Saturday 23 March – Sunday 7 April £5 per child
Good for Groups
Brewery Inn
We’re all about real food, prepared and cooked fresh to order by our kitchen team using the very best local and British produce.
Stackpole Walled Gardens
The 6 acre walled garden on the Stackpole Estate was created around 1770 to provide vegetables and fruit for Sir John Campbell (Lord Cawdor) and his family.
St Davids Old Farmhouse Brewery
Inspired by our love of farming and passion for the outstanding landscape around us, we restored the historic farmhouse on our family farm in 2020 and ‘Old Farmhouse Brewery’ was born. This is where we now craft sustainably produced beers using as many local ingredients as possible and, of course, using our own spring water![...]
Oakwood Theme Park
At Oakwood, you can enjoy a jam-packed day out with rollercoasters, rides and attractions for all ages.
Fishguard Bay Boat Trips
On this trip you’ll see the landing place where French forces made the historic last invasion of mainland Britain, on the way to the dramatic Strumble Head lighthouse. Emerald coves and secret beaches hidden from the land, to rocks where seals bask in the sun and where porpoises feed at the turn of the tide.
Great for Nature Lovers
Wolfscastle Country Hotel Restaurant & Spa
A la carte and traditional bar meals are served in the Brasserie and Allt yr Afon Restaurant 7 days a week, to both residents and non-residents.
Jill Jones Fine Art. (Studio, Gallery and Art Tuition)
Working Studio and gallery in talbenny, 1 mile from Little Haven. Art Classes available.
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Cuddfan Feasts
Cuddfan Feasts, was born out of our love for nature & great food. We’re based in the heart of Pembrokeshire, in our woodland tipi, hosting delicious dining events under the trees as well as private events and corporate bookings. CUDDFAN. noun. meaning ‘Hideaway’ pronounced (Cuth-van)
Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre
Explore over 200 years of Pembrokeshire’s Maritime, Military and Social History. Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre is an all-weather family attraction in the heart of Wales’ only Royal Dockyard. Our new exhibition ‘The Millennium Falcon – The Last Ship Built in the Royal Pembroke Dockyard’ is now open.
Scolton Manor
A delightful all-weather attraction set in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Click here to learn more!