St. David's Anglican church

The church sits quietly on the outskirts of Milford Haven, a solid stone structure that's been watching over this corner of Pembrokeshire for centuries. St. David's Anglican Church carries the weight of local history without making a fuss about it - the kind of place where you can spend twenty minutes absorbing the atmosphere or an hour if you're keen on Victorian architecture and memorial stones.

What you'll find inside is fairly traditional: decent stained glass, a proper altar, and the sort of calm that only old churches manage. The building itself is the real draw - substantial Victorian work with enough character to make it worth a detour if you're exploring the Milford Haven area. It's the sort of landmark that anchors a town, the one locals point to when giving directions.

This works best for history types and anyone who enjoys pottering around old churches without pressure. Kids won't be bored exactly, but it's not a destination in itself - more something to tick off while you're in town. You could easily spend an afternoon here combined with a walk around Milford Haven's waterfront.

If you're staying at Point Farm Campsite or Beachside Glamping Dale - both cracking spots just a few miles away - you could easily slot this in during a rainy afternoon or as a gentle morning before heading to the coast. Check locally for opening times before you visit, as these tend to vary.