Wonderful stay at The Cwms in the grounds of the woodland over Christmas. Walked for miles every day and just loved it. So very lucky with the weather, rained early mornings and at night but dry all day. Will be back.

Highly recommend using this cafe if visiting! Most amazing toasted buns with tuna filling and cheese and ham rolls were delicious also! Beautiful surrounded gardens. Dogs must be kept on lead’s though.

Wow, what a lovely place. We were lucky we had the sun but would still visit on a dull day. Close to lovely beaches too. Wonderful woodland walks to suite all abilities and a stunning meadow and stream. Simple but lovely food and selection of drinks in the court yard cafe. One of the nicest Trust cafes with friendly and helpful staff and a lovely gallery shop.

Wonderful! It’s much bigger than we anticipated. This is very suitable if you fancy a walk/stroll. What we didn’t realise was that the Ascent can be quite steep in places. Maybe if we don’t our research better!!!! The walled garden was lovely after all the green of the woodland. And I’m still in awe of all the blue hydrangeas. Also highly recommend the Bothy Tea rooms. And not forgetting the Crafters Loft. Some real handcrafted items there.

Visited the book shop straight away which had a lovely range of second hand books. Then took the dogs for a lovely wonder round, the grounds were well maintained and kept to a lovely standard. Ended the walk by visiting the tea room which again was a lovely treat reasonably priced drinks and cakes. I will definitely be visiting again soon.

This was a beautiful place for a walk. We had three generations plus two dogs on leads. The gardens are extensive with many paths through the woods around the central river plain. You could walk here for a week and not follow the same path. The tea rooms were really excellent. Wide array of homemade baking. Yum! £3 parking for 3 hours was the only cost. The car park was getting towards fill by lunchtime though so recommended early.

Parked car here and walked to Amroth, very small location on coast. Beautiful woodland grounds. Tea room excellent. Dogs allowed in grounds, but not in walled garden. Plenty to see. Could have brought picnic.

As usual, National Trust has served up a wonderful natural environment to walk and appreciate. We stopped here on our way home from a short stay just outside Narberth. We didn't know what to expect but there were few National Trust locations in south Wales so we though we'd stop by. We are so glad we did. After getting free parking as a National Trust member, by the way one of the best value subscriptions you could ever do, we expected to show our membership again to gain entry but it is free to all. If you are not NT members, your parking is also your entry fee. The grounds are fantastic. Well kept and clearly marked. They give you a map to follow which highlights plant areas, wooden statues and features, streams and bridges and also a couple of buildings showcasing craftwork I think (we didn't go into those). By taking one of the paths led us directly to Amroth and its beach. A beautiful place which we would have never seen had we not stopped for NT. We spent a good few hours in these locations which topped off a fantastic short stay in south Wales.

Well worth a visit bring a picnic. Lots of grounds with a lovely stream for the dogs or children to play in. Walk through the woods to the left and you will come to the beach and a lovely pub for a stop off drink. Food looked lovely. Car park was £3 for 3 hours. Had a nice craft art shop on site and a lovely cafe. Great day out dogs welcome ours had a great time. Lots of woodland shade if it’s a hot day.