We arrange a programme of events throughout the year:-

Summer walks – often to NT sites and led by a NT Ranger

Summer visits – day trips and local visits

Winter talks – held on the first Thursday of the month, 2:30pm at Crundale Community Hall, SA62 4DF from October until April. Entry fee members £2. non members £3

National Trust Events 2026 Scroll down for more information –

Please contact Chairman Jane Mason for further information jmason@fastmail.com

To receive a monthly digital bulletin detailing events and two annual newsletters make sure you join our local National Trust Association only £8 per couple or £5 for an individual – see our membership page for a form.

PNTA SUMMER EVENTS 2026

All Pembrokeshire National Trust Association events are organised by our hard working PNTA committee.

You will need to be a Member of the National Trust or the Association ( £5 for one £8 per household) to attend for insurance purposes.

You do not have to be a member of the NT to join the Association . See this website link for the membership form. https://pembsnta.org.uk/how-to-join/

The PNTA Spring Newsletter has more details of all the events.

Hilton Court Monday 20th April 

Arrive between 10.30am -11am. Coffee is available to purchase in the cafe.

Time for a leisurely walk through the woods and gardens and hopefully a peaceful sit by the water.

Entrance to the garden is £5 each.
Lunch -sandwich with crisps, hot drink and homemade cake £10.

Choice of sandwiches, ham and tomato, cheese and pickle, egg and cress and chicken and bacon.

As there is now only limited admission to Hilton Court, we will have the cafe and gardens to ourselves.

To register for the visit and give sandwich orders please contact Lyn Humphries on 

01646 621159 or e mail lynb.humphries@gmail.com before the 13rd April 2025

WINTER TALKS 2026

Winter talks – held on the first Thursday of the month, 2:30pm at Crundale Community Hall, SA62 4DF from October until April. Entry fee members £2. non members £3

March 5th, 2026. Lisa Morgan. Ramsey and Skomer Islands: History, Wildlife and what lies ahead.

Starting out as a summer volunteer on Skomer and Skokholm Islands, Lisa soon moved into seasonal jobs as Assistant warden on Skokholm, moving to Skomer Island in 2004 as the seabird field assistant, seal fieldworker and interim Assistant warden. In spring 2006 she moved north to Ramsey, where I was the RSPB warden for RSB Cymru for 14 years, a role which also included seabird monitoring on Grassholm and Orkney. In 2020, Lisa moved back to the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales as Head of islands and Marine Conservation, looking after islands including Skomer and Skokholm and the marine research team based in New Quay, Ceredigion.

Ramsey and Skomer Islands: History, Wildlife and what lies ahead – this talk looks at the similarities and surprising differences between RSPB Ramsey Island and WTSWW’s Skomer Island. Just 6 miles apart across St Brides Bay we’ll explore the natural history and human influences on the two islands and the challenges they face in a rapidly changing Celtic Sea.

April 2nd, 2026.   Howard Rudge. The ‘Wogan Cavern’ (Pembroke Castle).

Howard is a Guide at Pembroke Castle. He also gives talks on the results of the archaeology being conducted in the Wogan Cavern. The results so far are both exciting and of national importance. Howard is an experienced public speaker and talks in verbal pictures. 

Howards talk covers the background to the digs from the first visit by Archaeologists in 2014 to the results of the most recent developments. He tells about, the anticipated future digs and what we hope to find. The story begins, just under one million years ago. It reveals links to the visits of Neandertals, Homo Sapiens and the wide range of animals discovered to have lived in Pembrokeshire through millennia.