Studio 6

Studio 6 sits right on the edge of St Davids, that tiny cathedral city that punches well above its weight for a place of its size. It's a working artist's gallery and studio space - the kind of spot where you can actually watch makers at it rather than just gawp at finished pieces behind glass. The work tends toward contemporary craft and art, with rotating exhibitions that reflect what's happening in the Welsh art scene rather than playing it safe with seaside watercolours.

You'll get the most from it if you're already interested in art and craft, or if you're the type who likes chatting to makers about their process. Kids might find it a bit slow unless they're genuinely engaged with art, and it's not the sort of place to kill two hours if the weather's decent - more of a 30-minute proper look around.

Best call ahead about opening times and whether there's an entry fee, as independent galleries near St Davids can be a bit flexible with their schedules. The location is cracking though - Pembrokeshire Meadows Camping sits practically on the doorstep, so if you're camped there, it's an easy walk. Even staying further out at one of the other parks dotted around - Caerfai Bay, Lleithyr Farm, or the Rhosson sites - you're only a short drive or brisk walk away. Pair it with a proper wander around St Davids Cathedral itself and the coastal paths that radiate out from town, and you've got a proper afternoon sorted.