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Slebech Park is set in 600 acres deep in the Pembrokeshire National Park. It lies along the banks of the Eastern Cleddau, amid some of the most breathtaking natural scenery in Europe. Trees represented include ash, oak, beech, sycamore, yew, holly, larch, together with a preponderance of conifers.
The picture on the left is a local river scene - the water is so clear the picture looks almost the same upside down! The picture on the right is a scene we do not see often in Pembrokeshire - a cold snap in March 2004 was responsible for this glorious view down the lane in front of our house.