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Stackpole Quay

Pembroke, United Kingdom•4.8(532)•Beaches, Country Park, Nature Reserve

Explore a stunning coastal estate with sandy beaches, woodland walks, and historic ruins perfect for families and dog lovers.

Stackpole Quay is a National Trust property offering visitors a picturesque blend of natural beauty and historical interest along the Welsh coast. The estate features pristine sandy beaches, tranquil woodlands, and scenic walking trails suitable for all abilities and ages. Families can enjoy outdoor adventures including beach exploration, nature spotting, and discovering the area's rich heritage, with plenty of space for children to run and play safely. The location is particularly appealing for dog owners, with designated dog-friendly areas throughout the estate. With free entry and excellent facilities including pushchair-friendly paths, Stackpole Quay provides an accessible day out for families seeking fresh air, natural landscapes, and peaceful countryside experiences.
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Opening Hours

Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
Saturday: 00:00 – 23:59
Sunday: 00:00 – 23:59

Venue Details

Venue Type

Outdoor

Typical visit duration

All day

Booking

Walk-in

What this place offers

ToiletsToilets
Public transportPublic transport nearby
Accessible toilets
Free WiFi
Baby changingBaby changing facilities
Food available
On-site parking
🐕Dog-friendly
Parking nearby
Pushchair friendlyPushchair friendly
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Google Reviews

4.8(532 reviews)
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Stephen Kingston

Stephen Kingston

2 weeks ago

Good car park with card payment. The paths out are OK but I don't recommend trying to reach Barafundle Bay with a pushchair, too many steps. Numerous potentially perilous drops at the Quay itself.

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Daniel Tipper

Daniel Tipper

a month ago

Lovely area with great facilities being a national trust location. A coastal walk across the cliffs to the beautiful bay is a must. Cafe and toilets onsite before the walk

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Anna Smithers

Anna Smithers

2 months ago

I liked it because there is a coffee shop, facilities and national trust parking. The Quay itself isn't amazing. But there's a 15 min walk to the bay which is so much better for swimming.

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Phil Beech

Phil Beech

2 months ago

A now largely unused quay once involved in the production of agricultural lime from local coal and limestone. The quay itself is well preserved and the nearby NT Car Park is a good starting point for walking the coast path or visiting the nearby Barafundle beach.

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Karin Round

Karin Round

2 months ago

We did the circular walk from the National Trust car park to Barafundle Bay, Broad Haven beach and back past Bosherton Pool. It was absolutely stunning. Beautiful sea views, Bosherton Pool has a wonderful green wood on the edge of it. Well worth a visit.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026

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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026

Frequently asked questions about Stackpole Quay

Is Stackpole Quay free to visit?

Entry to Stackpole Quay is completely free — there are no admission charges, making it a great no-cost option for a family day out.

Is Stackpole Quay dog-friendly?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Stackpole Quay.

Is there parking at Stackpole Quay?

Yes, Stackpole Quay has on-site parking.

Is there food at Stackpole Quay?

Stackpole Quay doesn't have food on site — bring snacks or grab something nearby.

Is Stackpole Quay pushchair-friendly?

Yes, Stackpole Quay is pushchair, pram and buggy friendly — most areas are step-free so you can navigate easily with little ones in tow.

How long should we plan to spend at Stackpole Quay?

Stackpole Quay is a full-day experience — plan accordingly.

How do I get to Stackpole Quay by public transport?

Stackpole Quay isn't on a major public transport route — driving is recommended.

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