The Welsh Wildlife Centre – Pembrokeshire

Discover nature through play, adventure, creativity & reflection.

At the Welsh Wildlife Centre in Pembrokeshire we have many ways to enable you to enjoy the nature reserve, including seasonal guides, guided tours, walking and trail maps, tip sheets, activities like pond dipping, listening to bats. NEW FOR 2013: Our willow maze has now been planted, so you can watch it grow over the years and it will become a wonderful place for children to play, the water buffalo are back on the reserve and we have also added our OSPREY PLATFORM, as we see osprey fly over the reserve in the spring and summer we are hoping to attract these spectacular birds to our new high rise apartment.

We still have our fantastic PICNIC SERVICE available from our Glasshouse  Cafe, why not come to one of the Theatr Mwldan productions on site and have a picnic – we also have the popular BINOCULAR SERVICE and EXPLORER BACKPACKS for hire – just ask at the information desk

For further information on the Welsh Wildlife Centre Pembrokeshire please call 01239 621600 or email

The Welsh Wildlife Centre Team

It is also now possible to rent our conference facilities in the Harlow Room at the Welsh Wildlife Centre, a fantastic venue for any meeting!

The Welsh Wildlife Centre is based in the stunning Teifi Marsh Nature Reserve, fantastic for seeing a wide range of wetland wildlife. Dragonflies abound, otters play in the rivers, wonderful birds can be seen all around the marsh.

• WELSH WILDLIFE CENTRE LATEST NEWS There is always something happening in this fantastic visitor centre or out on the reserve. Whether you are a wildlife expert and want to watch the over wintering birds or you are a family looking for something special to do. From willow sculptures to cycle trails, playgrounds to pole barns, there is always something to ...
• THE FOUR SEASONS There is always a chance to something of interest at Teifi Marshes and the Welsh Wildlife Centre, no matter what the season. Spring: In spring as the first blushes of life are being seen at the Welsh Wildlife Centre there is a chance to see bluebells in flower blossom along the wooded pathways the first of the dragonflies emerging Summer: butterflies, including ...
• FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES The Welsh Wildlife Centre and surrounding Teifi Marsh nature reserve has so much to stimulate the senses and much of it can be accessed by people of all abilities. All the senses will be stimulated by coming to the Welsh Wildlife Centre and exploring around the site. Parking is available up by the Welsh Wildlife Centre ...
• HOW TO FIND US Teifi Marsh bridges the village of Cilgerran and the town of Cardigan, with the Welsh Wildlife Centre sitting in these stunning surroundings. There is parking with a small charge (this does not apply to members or local residents in the SA43 scheme). The Cardi Bach cycle route runs through the reserve, linking Cardigan to Cilgerran. From ...