Scolton Manor

Pleasant country park for walking, dog friendly and a couple of nice cafes. Do be alert though for black bears in the woods, they have a liking for sausage rolls and albatross.

We only explored a little bit of the park because is started to rain.... Best paek in the St Davids area! Especially the zip wire for parents my 4 yo managed I all by himself, loved the train too.

We often walk our dog here when visiting the area. It's £4.00 to park for 2 hours, £4.50 upto 4 hours, £6.00 for the day or you can purchase an annual car parking ticket from the station shop which costs £35.00. There's plenty of space to walk and play. Rhododendrons are in bloom at the moment. The quiet walled garden is lovely to see as it changes with the seasons. It's a great place for picnics. Very family friendly with lots of play areas.

Great place and free! Loads of space for kids to run around, sculpture trail, lovely park. Be sure to check out the house the inside is much more fantastic than the outside. Nice tea room too with hot and cold drinks, ice lollies and food.

There's a lot to explore at Scolton Manor, not just the Victorian manor house and its period displays. There's a lovely walled garden, the sculpture trail is a wonderful way to learn about traditional Welsh stories, whether you are young or old, and the beekeeping centre has live video feeds into the bee hives. The station farm shop sells some delightful handmade local products, and with 60 acres of parkland to explore, it's a great day out.

Lovely country park. Arrived at 10 on Saturday, but the coffee shop and house didn't open til 11. Beautiful country gardens, but gardens by the house needed a little TLC. Coffee shop coffee and cake was delicious

Fantastic day out for Halloween. We did the selfie booths in the green she'd, the haunted trail in the manor house, had pumpkin soup and hot chocolate in the cafe, then did the bug hunt in the walled garden. Finally we walked through the woods along the sculpture trail and found the hidden fort in the woods, the pirate ship park and ended in the park by the visitors centre. We had a 5 year old and a grandmother with us and everyone enjoyed. Definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful setting. Easy access. Disable persons friendly. Pay for parking via phone. The Manor is well worth a visit with interesting exhibits. Grounds extensive and child and dog friendly.

Such a fantastic place for a day out with children - but probably best when it's not raining too hard. Lots of open fields, play areas, nature walks through woodland, walled garden, bees, bike trail etc. The house is interesting but probably not for little children. Will be great when the train section is open. Café is OK, not exceptional but adequate certainly.

We get to go here everytime we're in pembroke, we love this place ...great for families, free to explore the acres of woodland, and fields.
There's a kiddies play park & visitor centre. There's a charge to get into the Manor house...and there's an apiary nearby with a display centre showing a short film seeing what the bees get up to during their short life span...(all that's free to view, as is a visit to the walled garden, where you can purchase fresh vegetables that are in season).
Plenty of toilets on site, and a nice little cafe serving a tasty choice of food.
Great day out with or without the kids.

Went with a friend for a picnic.
Lovely walled garden.
Lot's of apples to be picked which could be used in the cafe or sold to visitor's?
We couldn't believe how big the pumpkins were and only August?

Great place nice woodland walk Great Park for the kids one of my grandsons favourite places.Dog friendly too plenty of dog bowls available for water. And £3 to park for the day.

Would recommend this place to anyone.clean and tidy and looked after. Can spend a day there with literally only having to pay for parking max cost of £4 .50! With a variation of play areas,walks, outdoor music area, bike pump track,walled garden,honeybee kitchen and more and a manor house to look around at extra cost of under £10 for a family. Well worth a day out!

Great family adventure spot, whether on the Eco Trail, Sculpture Trail, Woodland walks, music making or a play in the Park. Facilities on site suit families with newborns to Great grandparents alike.

Had a wonderful time on 21july watching tribute bands and a Dolly Parton took my mother in law with us a she is a big Dolly Parton fan

Fantastic place to bring kids. Dogs are allowed but best to keep on leads as there are some livestock around.

Nice woodland walks with things for the kids to look out for and the musical instruments in the woods are great too.

Inside the manor house, it's not too dear to get in and they have quizzes and treasure hunts for the kids and they get something like a lolly for completing it. There's also a free craft room which is fantastic for keeping the kids occupied. They can do things like colouring or mask making.

There's also the new bee area with a little garden and some good information for kids to learn about bee keeping.

There is a small charge for parking but lots to do there without even going inside the manor house so it's not unreasonable.

Also lots of picnic benches outside if you want to bring food with you and a great park/play area there too.

Great Christmas experience in Santas West Wales Holiday home. Watch out for the naughty elf who photo bombs you and the magic elf who makes his Banana disappear... And of course the big man himself.

Lovely place so much to do. Something for all ages.

A full days worth of activities including statue trails, play parks, bird walks and a victorian era manor house to explore. Perfect for younger children.

Lovely old Manor house, steeped in history and we held a very successful paranormal investigation last week! Can't wait to return