Blue Anchor Wood

The woodland at Blue Anchor sits just outside Haverfordwest and makes for a proper straightforward walk if you're staying at Point Farm Campsite or Beachside Glamping Dale - both are essentially on your doorstep. It's the sort of place where you can burn off an hour without faffing about with parking charges or entry fees, which counts for something when you've got restless kids in tow.

You're looking at mixed woodland with decent footpaths threading through. The trees give you decent cover if the Welsh drizzle turns up, which it will. It's not dramatic or anything - no ravines, no waterfalls - but the canopy's thick enough that it feels properly wooded rather than just a field with trees dotted about. Good for families who want a gentle ramble without worrying about buggy wheels getting stuck.

Historywise there's not much to hang a hat on, so don't come expecting ruins or plaques. This is about fresh air and leg-stretching, full stop. The paths are manageable for most fitness levels, though it's worth checking conditions after rain - Pembrokeshire gets its share of wet weather and woodland tracks can turn mucky fast.

If you're basing yourself at either of those nearby campsites, factor in ninety minutes here as part of a wider morning out rather than a destination in itself. Pair it with a trip into Haverfordwest itself or combine it with other woodland walks in the area. On its own merits it's decent, but not the sort of place you'd drive across the county for.