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Autumn has well and truly arrived, and with it comes one of our favourite traditions – a trip to a local pumpkin patch. Whether you’re planning a fun family day out, looking for the perfect pumpkin to carve for Halloween, or simply want to soak up the cosy autumn atmosphere with a hot chocolate in hand, there are plenty of places near Trenewydd to explore. From fields filled with pumpkins of every shape and size to farms offering hayrides, crafts, and spooky surprises, it’s the perfect way to make the most of the season. Pumpkin Patches Pembrokeshire Pumpkins – Moylegrove (SA43 3PF) Just a short drive from Trenewydd, Pembrokeshire Pumpkins offers a delightful pumpkin-picking experience. With a variety of pumpkins to choose from, a spooky barn, and a woodland play area, it's a perfect spot for families to enjoy the season. Open weekends and select weekdays in October. Entry is £8 per car, plus the cost of pumpkins picked. Remember to bring wellies! Forage Farm Shop – Cowbridge (CF71 7FF) Located a bit further afield, Forage Farm Shop boasts over 20 different types of pumpkins. Enjoy activities like a maze, pumpkin catapult, hay bale tower, and meet the farm animals. Open daily from 14th to 30th October. Entry is £8.50 per car, with additional charges for certain activities. Family-Friendly Farms & Rides Dyfed Shire Horse Farm – Eglwyswrw (SA41 3SY) Set at the foot of the Preseli Mountains, Dyfed Shire Horse Farm is a brilliant day out for families. Alongside meeting traditional farm animals – including pigs, donkeys, and llamas – you can enjoy tractor-trailer rides and even horse & cart rides. A hands-on farm experience with plenty of seasonal fun. Clerkenhill Adventure Farm – Slebech, near Haverfordwest (SA62 4PE) Perfect for younger children, Clerkenhill Adventure Farm offers tractor rides, adventure play areas, woodland walks, and family-friendly activities. With plenty of outdoor fun, it’s a great way to spend a crisp autumn day before heading back to Trenewydd for a cosy evening. Halloween Events for Families Fun at the Flair – Cardigan Join in on Halloween-themed craft workshops at Fun at the Flair in Cardigan. From making slime to crafting spooky creatures, there's something for everyone. Workshops are available for both children and adults. Cardigan Castle – Halloween Trail Explore the historic Cardigan Castle with its Halloween trail. Wander through the castle grounds, enjoy the autumn scenery, and immerse yourself in the spooky atmosphere. Autumn Walks & Wildlife Spotting
The countryside around Trenewydd Farm is perfect for autumn walks. Explore the local trails, enjoy the changing leaves, and keep an eye out for local wildlife. It's a great way to spend quality time with the family and appreciate the beauty of the season. Cosy Evenings Back at the Cottage After a day of pumpkin picking and Halloween fun, return to the comfort of your cottage at Trenewydd Farm. Many cottages feature hot tubs, perfect for relaxing under the stars. Warm up with a hot drink, share stories, and enjoy the peaceful countryside setting. Plan Your Autumn Getaway Don't miss out on the autumn magic around Trenewydd Farm. Book your stay today and create lasting memories with your loved ones this Halloween season. There’s something magical about watching the sun dip into the sea at the end of a summer's day. For families staying at Trenewydd, a sunset isn’t just a beautiful view, it’s a chance to pause, breathe, and make memories together. Whether it’s a sandy-toed scramble down to the beach, or a short stroll up a coastal path, here are some of our favourite sunset spots nearby that never fail to impress. Poppit Sands – Wide Horizons & Shallow Shores Just a few minutes from Trenewydd, Poppit Sands is a classic for good reason. With its wide-open beach, gentle shallows, and endless sky, there’s plenty of space for children (and dogs) to run around while the sun melts into the horizon. Pack a blanket and a few snacks, and you’ve got an easy, fuss-free family evening out. Mwnt – Clifftop Views & Dolphin Spotting A short drive away, Mwnt offers one of the best vantage points for sunsets in West Wales. Climb the headland above the little white chapel and you’ll be rewarded with sweeping coastal views. Families often spot dolphins playing in the bay below as the sky turns orange and pink—an unforgettable experience for little ones. Aberporth – Ice Cream & Evening Light If your family likes to end the day with a treat, head to Aberporth. Two sheltered sandy beaches are perfect for a paddle, and you can grab an ice cream before finding a spot on the promenade to watch the colours change. It’s a quieter alternative to busier beaches, and the calm waters are especially good for younger children. Penbryn – Woodland Walk to Golden Sands For something a bit different, take the short woodland path down to Penbryn Beach. The walk itself feels like an adventure, and the reward is a golden sandy stretch that faces west—ideal for watching the sunset. With cliffs framing the beach on either side, it feels like your own private theatre for nature’s nightly show. Back at the Cottage – Hot Tub Stargazing Of course, sometimes the best sunset spot is right at Trenewydd. Many of our cottages have private enclosed gardens with hot tubs, making it easy to slip into the warm bubbles just as the sky deepens into twilight. After the sun dips, stick around—our rural location means you’ll often get a stunning star-filled sky as a bonus. A Simple, Memorable Ending to the Day
Whether you choose clifftop views, sandy beaches, or the comfort of your own cottage garden, watching the sunset together is one of those small, timeless joys. It doesn’t take much planning, but it leaves you with the kind of memories that stay long after the holiday is over. |
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