Colby Woodland Garden is located near Amroth in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. It's a short drive from Narbeth. While public transport options might be limited, driving is the most common way to access it. Parking is available on-site.

Yes, there is a car park. For non-National Trust members, the parking fee is typically £6-£7, and it's advisable to bring cash as card facilities may not always be available.

Yes, you can walk from Colby Woodland Garden to Amroth Beach by following the main woodland path.+1 This offers a lovely connection between the gardens and the coast.

The garden and woodlands are best explored on foot. Be aware that paths can be loose gravel and grass, and some areas are steep, which may pose challenges for mobility scooters.

Absolutely! Colby Woodland Garden is about a 14-mile drive from Tenby, making it a perfect addition to a Pembrokeshire itinerary for a day trip.

Colby Woodland Garden is a National Trust property. While parking has a fee for non-members (£6-£7), entry to the gardens and woodlands themselves is often free, especially for National Trust members.

As a National Trust property, Colby Woodland Garden is generally open daily during daylight hours. It's always a good idea to check the official National Trust website for the most up-to-date opening times before your visit.

Entry to the gardens and woodlands is free for National Trust members. Non-members pay for parking, which often grants access to other National Trust car parks in the area, making it a good value for an extended day out.

Yes, if you are a National Trust member, you can enjoy free entry to Colby Woodland Garden and often benefit from free parking at other National Trust sites in the vicinity.

Colby Woodland Garden sometimes hosts events like parkruns. It's worth checking the National Trust website or local event listings for any upcoming activities during your planned visit.

You can explore a walled garden, extensive woodlands with various routes, meadows, and even walk to Amroth Beach. There are also wooden statues and streams to discover.

Yes, the garden boasts 900 acres of woodland and meadows with many routes to explore, making it excellent for walking and hiking.

Definitely! It's a great spot for a picnic, with ample space in the meadows and woodlands.

Yes, dogs are welcome in the woodland and meadow areas, but they are not permitted inside the walled garden.

There is a tearoom on-site serving food and drinks, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Restroom facilities are also available.

Yes, the Bothy Tearoom is located at Colby Woodland Garden, offering food and drinks with indoor and outdoor seating options.

The tearoom is known to cater for coeliacs and vegans, making it inclusive for various dietary requirements.

Absolutely! Colby Woodland Garden is a fantastic place to enjoy a picnic, with plenty of scenic spots in the woodlands and meadows.

The tearoom offers a selection of food and drinks. Reviews suggest it's a great place for refreshments after exploring the gardens and woodlands.

The tearoom is generally family-friendly, and their ability to cater to dietary needs like vegan and coeliac options is a plus for families with specific requirements.

The walled garden offers charming scenes, while the winding woodland paths, streams, and diverse flora provide numerous picturesque opportunities.

Yes, with its diverse woodland, wildflowers, and streams, it's an excellent location for nature photographers, especially during spring when the gardens are in bloom.

Yes, there are beautiful wooden statues scattered throughout the gardens and woodlands that make for unique photographic subjects.

Early mornings or late afternoons often provide the best light for photography, creating a softer, more atmospheric feel, especially within the shaded woodlands.

Generally, personal photography is allowed. However, for commercial photography or drone usage, it's advisable to check with the National Trust for specific guidelines.