Oak Tree Cottage nestled amongst the trees

Cwtch up at Oak Tree Cottage

Banish those winter blues and get WILD in 2019 with a visit or stay at our Welsh Wildlife Centre and self catering Oak Tree Cottage, Pembrokeshire.

Every season is special at our Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve, but there is something quite magical about winter. Our Wildlife Trust Oak Tree Cottage is nestled in the heart of this beautiful reserve which covers approximately 270 acres and has four specially marked wildlife trails for visitors to enjoy. Keep an eye out for Kingfishers, Otters, Wader Birds, Migratory Birds, Red Deer, Badgers and Foxes.

The Starling murmuration during the winter is a spectacle not to be missed!

Watch in wonder from either the comfort of the Welsh Wildlife Centre Glasshouse Café or find your own outdoor secluded picnic spot as thousands of Starlings dance and fall to roost in the early evening sky onto the beautiful reed beds of the Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve. Look out for the magnificent birds of prey in hot pursuit particularly Peregrine Falcons and Goshawks.

Go WILD for our food!

The iconic award winning Welsh Wildlife Centre is home to the wonderful Glasshouse Cafe… why not be our guest and sample our delicious delights of our home cooked menu whilst relaxing and enjoying the amazing panoramic views of the beautiful Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor cafe seating areas too. Don’t forget to end your day with a visit to our Wildlife Trust Gift Shop on the middle floor of the Welsh Wildlife Centre! You can also join as a member at the Gift Shop which is a great way to help us protect this incredible nature reserve and the wildlife that call it home.

Combine these wild experiences with the warmth and hospitality of our cosy Oak Tree Cottage and we guarantee that you’ll have the perfect winter getaway in 2019!

Short and long breaks available. Oak Tree Cottage sleeps 2 adults/2 children.

For further information visit: www.welshwildlife.org/oak-tree-cottage-cwtch/ or call: 01239 621600.

Starling murmuration at Teifi Marshes by Tommy Evans