Site Accessibility

The majority of Scolton’s grounds and buildings are wheelchair-accessible and buggy-friendly. Since the Manor House is a Grade II* listed building alterations have not been possible, and the first floor and cellar spaces are accessible only via stairs. 

Disabled toilets and baby-changing facilities are available. 

Getting Here & Getting Around

Disabled Parking & Coach Parking available.

Most of the site is accessible via demarcated pathways suitable for buggies and wheelchairs. 

We have a wheelchair available at the manor house to be borrowed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Bikes for adults and children, as well as accessibility trikes, will be available for hire from the Tufton Shop from May 2022.

Please note: some of our pathways and grounds may become muddy following inclement weather and this may reduce ease of access. 

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What to Bring

Bring clothing, footwear, sun protection etc to match the seasons if you plan to enjoy our park and woods. Pembrokeshire’s weather can be unpredictable! 

Bring your own bicycles for use on the woodland bike trail and pump track, or rent at reasonable prices from the Tufton Shop from May 2022.

Dogs

Dogs are welcome in our grounds providing they are kept on a lead.

Assistance dogs are permitted in our buildings.

Dogs are permitted in the tea room’s outdoor spaces, but not inside the tea room itself.

 

The Welcome Centre

Welcome to your first stop at Scolton Manor Park!

Edie's Tea Room

Enjoy expertly prepared Pembrokeshire produce