Twll Plantation

Wood, Forest in Pembrokeshire

Wales

Twll Plantation

Narberth - Farmers Arms Corner pub on Northfield Road opposite the top of the High Street.
Narberth - Farmers Arms Credit: Colin Smith

Twll Plantation, located in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is a picturesque woodland area that spans over a vast expanse of approximately 500 acres. This charming plantation is nestled within the enchanting landscape of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, offering visitors a tranquil and idyllic retreat.

The plantation is predominantly composed of diverse tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a rich and vibrant woodland habitat. The dense canopy of the trees provides a cool and shady environment, perfect for leisurely walks and exploration.

Twll Plantation is renowned for its scenic beauty, with a network of well-maintained trails that wind through the woodlands. These trails offer visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in nature, witnessing the ever-changing colors and textures of the foliage throughout the seasons.

Wildlife enthusiasts are in for a treat at Twll Plantation, as it is home to a wide array of animals and birds. Red squirrels, badgers, and foxes can often be spotted darting through the undergrowth, while birdwatchers can enjoy observing species such as woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds.

The plantation is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and photography. It is also a favored spot for picnicking and family outings, with designated picnic areas and open spaces where visitors can relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Twll Plantation, with its natural beauty and diverse ecosystem, offers an immersive experience for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Whether exploring the woodland trails or simply basking in the tranquility, this remarkable plantation is a gem worth discovering.

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Twll Plantation Images

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Narberth - Farmers Arms Corner pub on Northfield Road opposite the top of the High Street.
Narberth - Farmers Arms
Corner pub on Northfield Road opposite the top of the High Street.
Narberth - Old Town Hall A gallery and Narberth Museum occupy the former town hall. Here the cell where the leaders of the Rebecca Riots were imprisoned can still be seen.
Narberth - Old Town Hall
A gallery and Narberth Museum occupy the former town hall. Here the cell where the leaders of the Rebecca Riots were imprisoned can still be seen.
Narberth - Golden Sheaf Gallery Colourfully painted shop front on Narberth's High Street. Presumably the gallery occupies a former inn.
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Narberth - Golden Sheaf Gallery
Colourfully painted shop front on Narberth's High Street. Presumably the gallery occupies a former inn. LinkExternal link
Narberth - High Street The main street in the old Pembrokeshire market town of Narberth. The Golden Sheaf, now a gallery, is on the right.
Narberth - High Street
The main street in the old Pembrokeshire market town of Narberth. The Golden Sheaf, now a gallery, is on the right.
Narberth - Water Street Town centre street beside the Old Town Hall (now a museum where the cell in which the leaders of the Rebecca Riots were imprisoned can still be seen).
To the left is No.32 Townhouse, B&B establishment.
Narberth - Water Street
Town centre street beside the Old Town Hall (now a museum where the cell in which the leaders of the Rebecca Riots were imprisoned can still be seen). To the left is No.32 Townhouse, B&B establishment.
Narberth - Butchers Andrew Rees & Sons, traditional butchers shop in Narberth town centre.
Narberth - Butchers
Andrew Rees & Sons, traditional butchers shop in Narberth town centre.
Narberth - Town Centre Three streets come together at the heart of this small Pembrokeshire market town. A telephone call box and the war memorial are prominent.
Narberth - Town Centre
Three streets come together at the heart of this small Pembrokeshire market town. A telephone call box and the war memorial are prominent.
Narberth - Town Centre Scant remains of Narberth Castle are visible above rooftops at the bottom of the High Street.
Narberth - Town Centre
Scant remains of Narberth Castle are visible above rooftops at the bottom of the High Street.
Narberth - Town Centre Colourfully painted houses line the main road south from the town centre.
Narberth - Town Centre
Colourfully painted houses line the main road south from the town centre.
Narberth - Rutzen Arms The Rutzen Arms, Grade II listed, was the Commercial Inn. The conversion and extension of the building now provides residential apartments.
Narberth - Rutzen Arms
The Rutzen Arms, Grade II listed, was the Commercial Inn. The conversion and extension of the building now provides residential apartments.
Narberth - Church Street Narrow and quiet residential street connecting the main street to the parish church.
Narberth - Church Street
Narrow and quiet residential street connecting the main street to the parish church.
Narberth - Bonded Stores Church Street - built in 1907, Narberth Bonded Stores was an industrial warehouse. Conservation work has been completed and now the building holds a local and regional museum.
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Narberth - Bonded Stores
Church Street - built in 1907, Narberth Bonded Stores was an industrial warehouse. Conservation work has been completed and now the building holds a local and regional museum. LinkExternal link
Narberth - Parish Church St. Andrew's Church was first built in the 13th century (documented in 1291). At the beginning of the 19th century it was renovated and significantly rebuilt in 1882.
Narberth - Parish Church
St. Andrew's Church was first built in the 13th century (documented in 1291). At the beginning of the 19th century it was renovated and significantly rebuilt in 1882.
Narberth - Church Street Narrow and quiet residential street connecting the main street to the parish church.
Narberth - Church Street
Narrow and quiet residential street connecting the main street to the parish church.
Narberth - Oh Crumbs! Fine bakery and cafe on the main street running through Narberth.
Narberth - Oh Crumbs!
Fine bakery and cafe on the main street running through Narberth.
Narberth - Town Centre Colourfully painted shopfronts in the market town of Narberth.
Narberth - Town Centre
Colourfully painted shopfronts in the market town of Narberth.
Narberth - St James Street Shopping street in downtown Narberth, including an antiques shop and a dental practice.
Narberth - St James Street
Shopping street in downtown Narberth, including an antiques shop and a dental practice.
Narberth - The Kirkland Large town centre pub on St James Street. The road signs are bilingual.
Narberth - The Kirkland
Large town centre pub on St James Street. The road signs are bilingual.
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Twll Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SN1213 (Lat: 51.792067, Lng: -4.7212377)

Unitary Authority: Pembrokeshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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