Visit Pembrokeshire 2018
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Top<br />
family<br />
10 attractions<br />
01 Oakwood is Wales’ only theme park with some world-class<br />
white-knuckle rides, but has plenty to amuse younger children<br />
too. The popular ‘After Dark’ evening openings throughout<br />
August will also be returning for <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
02 The award-winning Folly Farm<br />
is more than just a farm. It’s a zoo,<br />
a vintage fun-fair, an adventure<br />
playground and it’s open all year.<br />
50% is under cover too. Two<br />
rare black Rhinos have recently<br />
joined the star attractions of Lions,<br />
Giraffes and Penguins.<br />
03 The Blue Lagoon is a brilliant indoor water park<br />
with a wave machine, flume rides and a lazy river.<br />
Regular ‘After Dark’ evening sessions are great fun<br />
when all the waves, cannons and jets are on full<br />
power! Next door is The Adventure Centre, a giant<br />
countryside-themed indoor adventure play centre<br />
and indoor high ropes course.<br />
04 Anna Ryder-Richardson’s<br />
Manor House Wildlife Park is<br />
a zoo with a difference with<br />
walk-through enclosures where<br />
you can get up close to the<br />
animals. Now open all year<br />
round. Rhinos Zambo and Jambo<br />
have now been joined by new<br />
star attraction, Sumatran Tigress<br />
Terima.<br />
05 For a Monster day out, go to the<br />
Dinosaur Park near Tenby. As well<br />
as the Dinosaur trail, there are loads<br />
of rides and activities included in the<br />
admission price including an indoor<br />
adventure playground, digging for<br />
fossils and a giant bubble ride.<br />
Photo: Chris O’Donovan<br />
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Further information is available on our website www.visitpembrokeshire.com
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