Dyffryn Fernant Garden

Honesty box to pay £7 each into lovely little formal gardens to meander round onto the wild flower meadow and grass garden. Pond with a bridge over to walk around following the mowed channels through the wild part seating along the way here. Can take doggies on lead also a WC there tooSingle track lane down to gardens patience required

Lovely colourful and varied garden and staff as well as many places to sit. Toilet available in pink house and coffee available from machine inside mini library. Paths could perhaps do with widening. Not wheelchair accessible.

A hidden treasure. A beautiful and peaceful haven carved into glorious garden sections, each with a story, carefully and beautifully crafted from cottage flowers, fruit and veg to meandering paths across wilder zones, sprinkled with sculptures and objects. Now my favourite gardens.

What an absolutely lovely place to visit. From the entrance where you pay your fee (£7 adults, children free) into a box and take your change from a bowl to the amazing gardens. A leaflet shows each area to visit including a library and self service tea and coffee (£1 and £1.50 respectively). Each section of the gardens is absolutely beautiful. There's so much to see with various places to sit and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. The range of plants and flowers is staggering. Both owners are actively working in the grounds along with volunteers. There is also the opportunity to buy plants before you leave. Overall a lovely experience and well worthwhile. Thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish.

Beautiful gardens planted in a very natural and sympathetic way to the environment. Plenty of seating and sculptures dotted around the gardens. The Library is a little gem and you can sit and read one of the many books available in there. There is a hot drinks machine (contactless) which did a surprisingly good latte and hot chocolate. Plants for sale on site. Not the easiest to find as it is a small track down to it but worth a visit.

Spent afternoon with our family of 4 children exploring this rather special garden. Only managed to lose them twice. They loved the acorn fairy trail. Amazing garden in beautiful setting thanks so much for sharing

What an absolute gem of a garden.We've been coming to Pembrokeshire at least twice a year for many years, but this was our first visit to the gardens. It's magnificent, each section is laid out, succulents, ferns, meadow, etc, but it doesn't feel overly-designed, it feels organic and natural.The whole gardens are spread over a large area, so they are perfect for a half-day visit if you like a slow wander.Dogs are welcome as long as they are kept on the lead.We'll definitely be coming here again.

What a great place. The gardens are gorgeous. Lots to see and plenty of walking, if you want to, but it isn't necessary to appreciate the gardens. Nice little coffee machine in the library, which has the most diverse and eclectic mix of books I've ever seen! We spent an hour in there, drinking our coffee and admiring the collection. It's not a huge carpark, but always managed to get parked. Being able to pay by card would be a bonus, but signal there is patchy, so probably not an option. Make sure you take cash to pay the entrance fee! The volunteers are very friendly and always on hand to answer any questions you may have about any of the plants.

Great informal gardens in a tranquil setting. Loved the numerous and amazing seating places where you could enjoy the peace and quietness of the place. Impressive number of species of plants. Nice secret library stocked full of eclectic books for you to glance through. Part of the RHS gardens scheme, so you do need to pay entrance fee. Recommended.

A magical place reflecting years of love, care and experimenting. Such a delight to wander round the different sections. Beautiful setting tucked away up a little lane.