Manor House Leisure Park

The stretch of woodland and open grassland at Manor House Leisure Park sits just outside Tenby, making it a proper useful spot if you're camping or glamping nearby. This is a nature reserve rather than manicured gardens, so expect mature trees, wild corners, and the kind of paths that feel like you've stumbled somewhere genuine rather than somewhere designed.

The main draw is the walking - there are enough trails threading through the reserve to keep you occupied for a couple of hours without feeling like you're going in circles. Birdwatchers will find it worthwhile, particularly if you're into spotting woodland species. Families with younger kids will manage the easier routes easily enough, though it's not going to keep a toddler entertained for hours if you're honest. It's more a place to add to a wider Tenby day out than a destination in itself.

The reserve works well as a morning walk if you're staying at one of the nearby parks - Quarry Wood, Florence Springs, or Apple Camping are all within spitting distance. You could knock out a gentle ramble before heading into Tenby proper for lunch, or use it as a way to tire out restless children between beach days.

Access details are thin on the ground, so ring ahead or check locally in Tenby before you go. It's free, thankfully, and the paths are accessible year-round, though winter mud can be a bit of a nuisance. Worth a stop if you're in the area, but don't plan your whole Pembrokeshire trip around it.