The Brunel Trail is a 9 mile trail that runs from Haverfordwest to Neyland along the track of the old GWR railway; Neyland was the terminus of the GWR. You can start at either end or join at several places along the way. As it is an old railway track, it’s an easy walk and […]
The Museum of Land Speed at Pendine Sands has now opened for business after many years of building. There is lots of information on the history of the sands and the land speed record attempts held there. See what’s on at their website https://cofgar.wales/venues/museum-of-land-speed/
Walks for all – Let a National Park guide begin your journey of discovery in Pembrokeshire. Various Locations in Pembrokeshire. Uncover stories of the landscape, creatures and people that give the National Park its unique character. Click here for details.
The Fishguard Folk Festival is running again in 2023. This year’s dates are Friday 26th – Monday 29th May. Held over 4 days, there are nearly 40 free concerts, comprising concerts, ceilidhs, workshops, singarounds, sessions and family events. Fishguard is easy to get to and is about a half hour’s drive from 9 Timber Hill. […]
There are also many other things to do and see at the Cinema and Theatre, see www.torchtheatre.co.uk
Carew castle runs tours throughout the summer with plenty of things to do for kids. See here for details.
Support The Boardwalk is a wonderful area, just a few hundred yards from the beach; it is a tranquil area and very well worth a visit and only a mile or so from 9 Timber Hill. Support The Boardwalk is committed to helping to protect, conserve and enhance the ‘Slashpond ‘Boardwalk in Broad Haven for […]
Ffwrn. Ffwrn is a unique place in Fishguard comprising a Bakery, a Bar and an Event venue. Their food is really excellent and well worth a visit. For more general information, visit their Facebook page for event information.
In Pembrokeshire, you can time travel back to a prehistoric age at Castell Henllys Iron Age fort, where you can dress up as a Celtic warrior, war paint and all, then ambush a rival tribe or learn to wield a sword like a medieval knight at Pembroke or Carew castle. For a list of suggested places to go, click […]
Artists and craftspeople gravitate to this part of south-west Wales, attracted by the seascapes, quality of light and that special Celtic magic that comes with the territory. There is an excellent web site here to find a good selection of things to do.
