Parks & Walks in Pembroke
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The Stackpole Estate is a historic 3,000-acre estate on the south Pembrokeshire coast, recognised as a world-renowned nature reserve. Visitors can walk around the Bosherston lily ponds, where otters and water birds live, reach the beaches at Barafundle Bay, Broad Haven South and Freshwater West, and explore Stackpole Quay, with estate walks taking one to three hours.
Stackpole is rated one pawprint. Well-behaved dogs are welcome all year across the wider estate, along the coast path from Stackpole Quay and on the beaches at Barafundle Bay, Broad Haven South and Freshwater West. They can also go inside visitor reception areas, the exhibition room, indoor picnic areas and the Boathouse tearoom. Dogs must be under close control because of livestock and wildlife, and on a lead on the Warren; water bowls are outside every toilet block. Source: nationaltrust.org.uk dog page, checked September 2026.
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