Trevayne Wood

A proper woodland walk rather than a major attraction, Trevayne Wood sits just inland from Saundersfoot and delivers exactly what you'd want from a Pembrokeshire forest - decent paths, ancient trees, and enough peace to actually hear yourself think. The woodland is straightforward: you're wandering through mixed woodland with the kind of dappled light that makes even a drizzly Welsh afternoon feel atmospheric. Most people spend between 45 minutes and two hours here depending on how thoroughly they want to explore the network of trails.

This is peak territory for families with younger walkers and anyone after a gentle break from beach time. The paths are manageable without being boring, though it's not dramatic enough to justify a special trip if you're based in town. If you're staying at Saltern Holiday Park or Haven Kiln Park Holiday Centre - both just a couple of miles away - it's absolutely worth the short drive as an afternoon leg-stretcher between longer excursions.

The forest works brilliantly as part of a broader Pembrokeshire park holiday. Pair it with a coastal walk near Saundersfoot itself, then head to one of the bigger attractions like Tenby or Newgale Beach later. Go morning or early afternoon to dodge the school groups, and honestly, wet weather suits it better than sunshine - the woodland looks moodier and the paths dry out quickly after rain.