Ash, Scolton Country Cottages and Spa
Scolton Home Farm
Bethlehem
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
SA62 5QL
Pembroke Castle
Birth place of King Henry VII. Family events such as Falconary displays, musical events, fayres and markets, theatre and story telling all take place in this historic venue
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Folly Farm
If you are looking for a fun day for all the family, Folly Farm is the place for you. Go and see all the farm and zoo animals.
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Folly Farm and Zoo
A great day out for everyone even on a rainy day- feed and handle the animals, experience a vintage fun fair. Appearances from much loved characters ie- Peppa Pig!
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Melin Tregwynt Woollen Mill
Visit this 100 year old working mill. See the finished results in the shop.Enjoy local food in the little cafe, take a 10 minuite stroll to Abermawr and Aberbach beaches.
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Pembrokeshire beaches
Pembrokeshire has a wealth of beaches, most within a half hour drive of Scolton. Sandy beaches, surfy beaches, secluded beaches.. Infact - a beach for everyone!
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St Davids
A place of Pilgrimage, Peace and Beauty. Britain's smallest city. Home to St.David's Cathederal. Plenty of cafes, interesting shops and restuarants. Whitesands Bay just 10 minute drive away.
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Oakwood Theme Park
Thrills and spills for all at Wales' biggest theme park. Magical rides for kids, adrenaline-fueled fun and free dog kennels.
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Blue Lagoon Water Park
Blue Lagoon Water Park is an indoor waterpark near Canaston Bridge in Pembrokeshire.
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Tenby
A harbour town known for its 13th-century town walls and its stretches of sandy shoreline, including Castle Beach. Also has many shops, pubs and restaurants.
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Pembrokeshire Coast Path
Nolton Haven to Martin's Haven (or vise versa). Part of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path - this walk has some spectacular scenery. A must see so don't forget your camera!
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Carew Castle
Set in a stunning location overlooking a 23-acre Millpond, the Castle is one of the most architecturally diverse in Wales. Also has the only restored Tidal Mill in Wales.
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Broad Haven Beach
A wide sandy beach backed by dunes and flanked by limestone cliffs, located between Saddle Point (on the eastern side) and Star Rock.
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Cardigan Golf Club
Situated high above the shores of Cardigan Bay, why not enjoy a game with some amazing views from this 18 hole course.
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'A Bay To Remember' boat trips
Our dolphin, seal and sea bird watching boat trips offer a safe and exhilarating experience suitable for all ages and abilities - wheelchair accessible boarding on the boats.
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Cardigan River and Food Festival
Cardigan’s annual event celebrating local food and drink and arts and culture. Tempting food stalls, cookery demonstrations, river events and music and dance entertainments
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Cilgerran Castle
This Norman castle dates back almost 800 years. It has 2 large towers and a wall walk from which to fully appreciate its beautiful location above the Teifi Gorge.
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Poppit Sands
Superb Blue Flag sandy beach 4.5 miles from Croft. Gentle gradient into shallow water. Beach lifeguards and designated dog friendly and dog free zones in summer. Café, car park.
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