Blogtober Day 16
Last updated: 17th October 2026
Half-term in Pembrokeshire! Whether you’re a local or visiting on holiday there are plenty of things going on to keep families entertained. Take a look at our post, things to do in Pembrokeshire during half term 2026 for lots of ideas:
When is Pembrokeshire’s October Half-Term?
Pembrokeshire Half-Term is from Monday 26th to Friday 30th October 2026, with many attractions running special activities from Saturday 24th October until Sunday 1st November (check individual schools for INSET Day dates).
As a Pembrokeshire family, we’ve visited many of these attractions ourselves over the years, so look out for our “Tried & Tested” recommendations throughout the guide.
- 1. Pumpkin Picking in Pembrokeshire
- 2. Haunted Halloween at Manor Wildlife Park
- 3. Spooky Halloween at Folly Farm
- 4. Halloween After Dark at Heatherton
- 5. Halloween Half-Term Fun at Scolton Manor
- 6. Half Term Events at Welsh Wildlife Centre
- 7. Halloween Fun at Pembroke Castle
- 8. Halloween at Carew Castle
- 9. Spooky Surprises at Picton Castle Gardens
- 10. The Torch Theatre October Half-Term Films
- 11. Halloween Fun at Clerkenhill Adventure Farm and Frizbee Golf Course
- 12. Spooky Halloween Trail and Half-Term Crafts at Oriel y Parc
- 13. Haunted Henllys (Castell Henllys)
- 14. Half term at Milford Haven Museum
- 15. October Half-Term at Milford Waterfront
- 16. Halloween Party at Queens Hall Narberth
- 17. Attend a Fireworks Display
- 18. The Dinosaur Park Tenby
- 19. Pembrokeshire Leisure Centres
- 20. Half-Term Halloween Fun at Pembrokeshire Libraries
- 21. Haverfordwest Lantern Parade
- 22. Halloween Fun at Sweet Home Alpaca
- Things to Do in Pembrokeshire During October Half Term
- Pembrokeshire on a Budget
- Half-Term at Home
- Happy Half-Term
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1. Pumpkin Picking in Pembrokeshire
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Halloween falls at the end of half-term this year (2026). So half-term will be a great time to pick up your perfect pumpkin. We are spoilt for choice here in Pembrokeshire and there are a number of Pembrokeshire Pumpkin Patches you could choose from, including Windsor Farm, Greenacre Pumpkin Patch, Pembrokeshire Pumpkin Farm and Tenby Pumpkin Patch. Read our post, Pumpkin Picking In Pembrokeshire 2026 to help you decide which to visit.
Heatherton do not have a Pumpkin Patch this year but there’s lots more to do at Heatherton this half-term- take a look: Heatherton After Dark (more info below).
2. Haunted Halloween at Manor Wildlife Park
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SPECIAL OFFER: KIDS GO HALF PRICE FOR HALF TERM!
Join Manor Wildlife Park from the 24th of October to the 31st October for a haunting half-term and half price for kids tickets, there will hopefully be a whole host of ghostly activities, fun for all ages 👻
Don’t forget to see the animals too!
From 24th October look out for “trick or treats” hidden in pumpkins around the park…
🗣️Terrifying Animal Talks
👣Hidden pumpkins
Free entry for season pass holders
*Offers only valid with on-line purchases and with a full-paying adult
Price: Adult: £27.95, Child: £23.95 (but half price this half term), Concession Adult: £23.95, Concession Child: £21.95, Registered carers: Free with valid proof. Entry is free for season pass holders. Locals- save 10% on an annual pass with the Pembrokeshire Pass.
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3. Spooky Halloween at Folly Farm
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24th October – 1st November 2026
Something spooky will be happening at Folly Farm…join them if you dare…mwahahaha.
Folly Farm will be giving the farm a bit of a Halloween makeover and you can take part in their popular Scarecrow Trail and card hunts* – both of which give you a chance to win prizes! Keep your eyes peeled for some pumpkin animals hidden around the farm and a spooky photo opportunity too!
Folly Farm have plenty of treats (no tricks) in store this October. There’ll be lots of freaky theming throughout the park including photo op areas, haunted hay bales and side stalls receiving a spooky makeover. There will be tasty treats from their catering team such as pumpkin spiced lattes and frightful fudge. The barn animal pumpkin trail (with QR codes for entering) and scary scarecrow prize trails are also back for October. Just pick up your prize trail form from admissions when you arrive at the park and have fun spotting the themed scarecrows as you make your way around the park.
The *VR ride in the fair is also switching it up for October with a ‘Haunted Hallows Escape’ themed adventure. And of course the classic Ghost Train in the fair is always bringing the frightful fun!
- A treat from the admissions team for any young witch or wizard who arrives at the park in fancy dress. So dust off those brooms or get your ghost outfit on!
- ‘Venoms Vs Poisons’ themed zoo talks taking place throughout October Half Term week at 12pm. Talks will be held in the Venoms VS Poisons exhibit on the zoo.
- Activities and games with the Entertainments team each morning in the Hayloft event barn! Check the What’s On board outside the Gift Shop on arrival.
- Halloween themed *glitter tattoos available from 1.30 – 3pm
- Meep the Sheep, Folly Farm’s lovable costume character who’ll be making an appearance or two (he’s got his Halloween outfit ready)!
- BRAND NEW FOR 2026! *Pumpkin carving with the Folly team over at the events barn from 1 – 2.30pm. A chance for your little monsters to get creative and bring home their very own pumpkin ahead of the big day!
- Card hunts will be hidden across the site daily – if you find one you can pick up a treat!
*Rides are an additional charge. VR ride is two tokens per person and the Ghost Train is either one token per person – or you can use your ‘ride all day wristband’ for these rides. Height restrictions and Health and Safety information can be found online or on park signage. Glitter tattoos are subject to an additional charge. Pumpkin carving is also an additional charge to cover the cost of bringing home your very own pumpkin decoration.
Please check the daily timetables at the main entrance board near the Gift Shop and at the entrance of the Jolly Barn for the daily schedule. Some activities may be subject to change.
Price: Adult: £29 (£27.55 online), Child: £27 (£25.65 online), Toddler: £15.95, Over 65: £27 (£25.65 online), Family: £108 (£102.60 online) (Registered carers: Free with valid proof. Entry is free for season pass holders. Save 5% by buying online tickets in advance.
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4. Halloween After Dark at Heatherton
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For something a little different, Heatherton World of Activities is bringing back Heatherton After Dark from Monday 26th to Saturday 31st October 2026.
The park stays open into the evening, giving families the chance to experience some of their favourite activities after dark, with Halloween decorations and a suitably spooky atmosphere. Expect their giant hedge maze transformed into the terrifying Institution of Fear, take on Moonlight Golf, or experience their brand-new After Dark zipline, Night Flight.
It’s particularly good for older children and teenagers who might have grown out of some of the more traditional children’s Halloween events but still want to do something special during half-term.
Check Heatherton’s website before visiting for opening times, activities and booking information.
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5. Halloween Half-Term Fun at Scolton Manor
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Saturday 24th October – Sunday 1st November 2026
Halloween half-term fun at Scolton Manor
Haunting Halloween at Scolton Manor 2026
Scolton Manor is another place we often look at when we’re planning things to do during the school holidays.
As well as the Victorian manor house, there are woodland walks, play areas and plenty of outdoor space to explore. Autumn is an especially lovely time for a walk around the grounds.
Scolton Manor has lots of Halloween activities including a Halloween Trail (collect your trail sheet from the Manor House, £2 per trail), a Halloween Menu at Edie’s Tea Rooms and a Fearsome Fancy Dress Competition taking place on Friday 30th October.
Even without an event on, it’s a nice place to combine a little bit of local history with an autumn walk.
Crafts in the Manor House Cellar included in the normal manor house admission charge for children. Adults £5.70, Concessions £4.70, Children £3.50, Family (2 adults and 2 children) £15.95, under 4s free.
Scolton Manor parking charges:
Up to 2 hours: £4.20
Up to 4 hours: £4.70
All day: £6.20
Seasonal car park pass: £37.00 (Available from the Station Shop and valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.)
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6. Half Term Events at Welsh Wildlife Centre
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28th October – 31st October 2026
The Welsh Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran is another lovely autumn day out, with free access to the reserve and beautiful walks overlooking the Teifi Marshes. It’s a great place for spotting wildlife, exploring the hides and enjoying the changing autumn colours.
There are also plenty of family activities taking place over October half-term. On Wednesday 28th October, children can join Minibeast Mayhem at 11.30am or a Crafty Afternoon from 1.30–3.30pm. Thursday 29th October brings a Scary Skulls session at 11.30am followed by Clay Monster Making from 1.30–3.30pm. On Friday 30th October there’s Frightfully Fun Face-painting from 10am–12.30pm and Horrifying Halloween Crafts from 1.30–3.30pm. These activities cost £4 each.
For an extra Halloween adventure, there’s also a Halloween Trail running from 10am–3.30pm on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October, costing £5 per person. Even if you don’t book an activity, you can still enjoy a walk around the reserve, visit the wildlife hides and stop at the visitor centre while you’re there.
Price: Activities usually £4 each, booking required plus parking fee (FREE car park for members and residents living in the SA43 and SA37 postcode areas – please bring proof of residency and fill in a short application form (otherwise parking is £5 for all day))
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7. Halloween Fun at Pembroke Castle
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26th October -31st October 2026 10am- 5pm (last entry 4pm)
Free guided tours start at 11am, 1pm & 3pm
Head to Pembroke Castle during October half-term and you’ll be in for a spooky day out. Pembroke Castle has two different family events running on alternate days during half-term.
Spooks, Spectres & Witches takes place on 27th, 29th and 31st October. The castle’s Witch Finder General will lead families around the castle while sharing tales of witches, wizardry, ghosts and other strange happenings.
Tours take place at 11.15am, 1.15pm and 3.15pm and are included in normal castle admission. Fancy dress is encouraged.
There is also Gunpowder, Treason & Plop on 26th, 28th and 30th October, so there is something happening at the castle on every day of the main school half-term.
We always enjoy visiting Pembroke Castle and I think a castle is even more atmospheric at this time of year, especially when the weather is a little darker and moodier.
Price: Adults: £13.00, Children (3-15): £9, Under 3’s: Free, Disabled/Carer: £9. Season passes are available (and cost just one gift-aided admission for locals- bring proof of address).
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8. Halloween at Carew Castle
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24th October – 1st November 2026
Carew Castle has a packed programme for October half-term.
The Spooky Scarecrow Trail runs from Saturday 24th October until Sunday 1st November, 10am to 4pm. Mischievous scarecrows will be hiding around the castle and children can track them down to solve the trail and claim a prize.
The trail costs £2.50 per child in addition to normal admission.
Over at Carew Tidal Mill, the Creepy Mill haunted house experience also runs from 24th October until 1st November. The mill will be transformed for Halloween with plenty of spooky surprises hiding inside.
From Sunday 25th to Tuesday 27th October there is also The Storymaster’s Tales: The Castle of Blood, an interactive fantasy adventure suitable for ages six upwards.
There’s always something special about Carew in autumn and you can combine your visit with a walk around the millpond too.
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ENTRY PRICES
Adult (17+): £9
Child (4-16): £7
Family ticket (two adults and two children): £28.50
Annual Pass/Carew Resident/Wheelchair User/Carer: Free
9. Spooky Surprises at Picton Castle Gardens
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24th October -1st November 10am – 5pm
Picton Castle Gardens is the perfect place to enjoy a family-friendly day out to celebrate Halloween. With 60 acres of woodland gardens to explore, there are plenty of spooky surprises around every corner.
This is the ideal family activity in Pembrokeshire, with a ghostly trail through the woodland, spooky decorations around the gardens, crafts for children and family friendly castle tours.
11am-3.30pm crafts in the undercroft. Make wands, brooms and spooky spiderwebs.
12.30-3.30 children’s castle tours. With a fun focus on the medieval castle, no extra charge.
Price: Normal admission applies: Daily admission With Gift Aid*
- Adult £14.50
- Senior £12.50
- Family £39.50
- Single Adult Family £25
- Child (5-15) £7
- Unders 5s free
- Carers free (when attending with the person they care for)
Guided tours With Gift Aid *(2 pm, subject to availability)
Children £4
Adults & Seniors £5
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10. The Torch Theatre October Half-Term Films
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Of course, the Torch Theatre in Milford Haven is always one of our first places to check when we’re looking for something to do during the school holidays.
There aren’t any family theatre shows running over October half-term this year, but there are still a few family-friendly films to look out for, including Disney Jr. Cinema Club and Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom. A cinema trip is always a handy option for a rainy October afternoon, and it’s even better when it means supporting our local theatre at the same time.
We’re very lucky to have the Torch here in Pembrokeshire, so it’s always worth checking the full programme to see what’s on during the week. And if you’re already thinking ahead to Christmas, look out for this year’s pantomime, Puss in Boots, which will be coming to the Torch later in the year.
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11. Halloween Fun at Clerkenhill Adventure Farm and Frizbee Golf Course
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Clerkenhill are now open weekends 10am-5pm and are open all week during October half term.
Clerkenhill Adventure Farm is another fun option for getting the children outdoors during October half-term. There are woodland walks, farm animals, swings, slides, adventure play areas and plenty of space for children to burn off some energy. You can also have a go at Frisbee Golf while you’re there.
For Halloween, Clerkenhill is running special Halloween Fun days on Wednesday 28th and Saturday 31st October. Activities include a haunted house, Halloween quiz, fancy dress competition, games and prizes to be won. There will also be spooky stories at 2pm on Wednesday 28th October and at 11.30am and 2pm on Saturday 31st October.
Normal opening hours and prices apply, with the farm open from 10am–5pm, but it’s still worth checking Clerkenhill’s latest information before setting off in case anything changes.
Price: Adult: £14.20, Concessions: £12.80, Child (over 2): £12.80 Children under 2 are free (season tickets are available).
Read more: Visiting Clerkenhill at Halloween
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12. Spooky Halloween Trail and Half-Term Crafts at Oriel y Parc
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23rd October – 1st November, 9.30am – 5pm
Oriel y Parc in St Davids has a particularly good programme of events this half-term.
The Wizard’s Spell Trail runs from 23rd October until 1st November 2026, from 10am to 4pm. Children need to search around Oriel y Parc for enchanted ingredients to help the wizard complete a magical spell, with a treat at the end.
The trail costs £4 per child and there is no need to book.
There are also several workshops and activities planned around half-term, including Creatures of the Night, Halloween crafts and the chance to make a Batinator Bat Headdress.
It’s worth checking the whole Oriel y Parc programme as there are usually a mixture of free and paid activities, exhibitions and events taking place.
You could easily combine a visit with a walk around St Davids or a trip to the cathedral too.
Read more: Events at Oriel y Parc
13. Haunted Henllys (Castell Henllys)
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Enjoy an autumnal walk through the enchanting woodland before arriving in the village itself where you will meet the ghosts of the Iron Age villagers who lived here over 2000 years ago.
Castell Henllys Iron Age Village has plenty going on during the school holidays too.
The Haunted Henllys Trail runs from Saturday 24th October until Sunday 1st November.
According to legend, the veil between our world and the next is at its thinnest at this time of year, and ghosts and monsters have appeared around the woodland. Children can search for them and record what they find to claim a prize.
The trail costs £2 per child.
There will also be traditional apple pressing on Saturday 24th October, while Halloween itself is a particularly appropriate time to visit and learn more about Samhain and the old Welsh traditions surrounding Noson Calan Gaeaf.
With your entry ticket, you have from 10am to 5pm to explore Castell Henllys Iron Age village and surrounding woodland and also relax in their riverside café, Blasus @ Henllys, for as long as you like.
Please book ahead to avoid disappointment.
Entry prices
£9 Adult
£7 Child
Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children): £28.50
Child under 4/Wheelchair User/Carer/Season pass holder: Free
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14. Half term at Milford Haven Museum
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Visit Milford Haven Museum in half-term week before they close for Winter.
Milford Haven Museum is open Monday to Saturday, 10.30am until 4pm, and tells the fascinating story of the town’s maritime, fishing and industrial past.
It’s somewhere we can easily overlook when we live locally, but museums are perfect for those damp autumn days when you still want to get out of the house.
Admission is currently £4.50 for adults, £3.50 for children and concessions, with under-fives free. A family ticket for two adults and two children is £12.50.
Read more: Find out more information on the Milford Haven Museum Facebook Page.
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15. October Half-Term at Milford Waterfront
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Milford Waterfront is always worth checking during the school holidays, especially as there are a few different things you can combine in one visit. We’ve already mentioned Milford Haven Museum above, but there are a couple of extra events taking place at the Waterfront this October half-term too.
On Friday 30th October, Mad4Animals are bringing an interactive live animal show to Sybil House. The hour-long show gives families the chance to meet a range of animals from around the world, learn more about them and ask questions, followed by a 30-minute meet and greet. There are three sessions at 10.30am, 1pm and 3pm. Tickets start from £3 for infants, £8.50 for children and £9.50 for adults, plus booking fee.
For a free activity, head to The Waterfront Gallery to see Topographies: Landscape, City and Town Travels in Pembrokeshire and Beyond, a new exhibition by Lawrence Mathias. The exhibition opens on Saturday 24th October and The Waterfront Gallery is open during half-term from Wednesday to Saturday, 10.30am to 4pm. Entry is free.
You could easily make a morning or afternoon of it by combining the museum and gallery with a walk around the marina, watching the boats, stopping for something to eat or having a look around the shops at Milford Waterfront.
Pumpkin Trail at Milford Waterfront
Pembrokeshire Family Information Service has teamed up with Milford Waterfront for a free Pumpkin Trail this October half term.
The trail runs from Friday 23rd October to Monday 2nd November 2026 and families can follow the official trail map around Milford Waterfront to find all eight hidden pumpkins.
Each pumpkin has a letter on it, and once you’ve found them all you can use the letters to make a Halloween-themed word.
It’s a lovely easy activity to fit around a visit to Milford Waterfront, especially if you’re already planning to visit Milford Museum, the Waterfront Gallery or one of the other half-term events taking place there.
The trail can be completed at your own pace throughout half term, so you can simply pick up the map and head off on your pumpkin hunt whenever suits you.
Read more: Pembs FIS Facebook Page
Read more: What’s On at Milford Waterfront
16. Halloween Party at Queens Hall Narberth
Monday 26th October
The Queens Hall in Narberth is holding its Kids’ Halloween Party on Monday 26th October 2026.
There will be a bouncy castle, under-fives soft play, a magician, disco and party games, along with prizes for the best fancy dress and best carved pumpkin.
Tickets cost £6 per child, while adults and children under two are free.
There are two sessions to choose from and these Halloween parties are popular, so booking in advance is a good idea.
Read more: What’s on at Queens Hall, Narberth
17. Attend a Fireworks Display
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Bonfire Night also falls just after the Pembrokeshire half-term this year. So wrap up warm and enjoy a bonfire and firework display. There are lots of Bonfire Night Displays in Pembrokeshire to choose from and some will fall within half term.
18. The Dinosaur Park Tenby
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This Halloween, get your T-rex on at The Dinosaur Park!
The Dinosaur Park near Tenby is open every day during the main October half-term week from 26th to 31st October, 10.30am to 4pm.
There are more than 90 life-sized dinosaurs to discover as well as rides, adventure play areas, a safari and mini golf.
It’s another good option if you want somewhere the children can spend several hours and burn off plenty of energy.
Kids go half-price with every full-paying adult (one child per adult) between 24th October – 31st October.
Ticket prices: Adults£19.95
Children (age 3 – 15 years): £18.50
Toddler (ages 2 years: )£15.50
Under 2 years: FREE
Senior (60 +): £17.95
Registered Carers: FREE
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Snapshots of The Dinosaur Park Tenby
19. Pembrokeshire Leisure Centres
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Don’t forget to check your local Pembrokeshire Leisure Centre timetable too.
The leisure centres change their swimming timetables for the school holidays and some also run additional junior activities.
Milford Haven’s holiday swimming and activity timetables run from 26th October until 1st November, while Fishguard also has an October half-term junior activity timetable running from 24th October until 1st November.
Swimming is always a useful rainy-day activity when the Pembrokeshire weather isn’t playing nicely.
Read more: Holidays at Pembrokeshire Leisure Centres
20. Half-Term Halloween Fun at Pembrokeshire Libraries
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Pop into your local library to choose a book to cosy up with during half term. Why not look for a spooky story- if you dare!
Pembrokeshire Libraries are running a Spooktacular Half Term programme with lots of free activities for children, so they are well worth adding to your plans if you are looking for something easy and budget-friendly to do during the week. Activities include spooky Lego, crafts, scavenger hunts, stories, rhyme times and family games.
Fishguard Library will have a drop-in craft and Scary Scavenger Hunt running throughout the week, as well as Spooky Lego on Thursday 29th October from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. There are also family board games on Saturdays.
At Haverfordwest’s Glan-yr-Afon Library, the Scary Scavenger Hunt and book sale will be running all week. There will also be Spooky Stories and Crafts on Friday 30th October from 11am to 12pm, plus Saturday Stories.
Milford Haven Library has Baby Rhyme Time on Monday 26th October from 10.30am to 11am, Spooky Craft and Story on Friday 30th October from 2pm to 3pm and Spooky Lego from 2.30pm to 3.30pm. There will also be drop-in crafts and a Scary Scavenger Hunt available throughout the week.
Pembroke Dock Library will be holding Baby Rhyme Time on Monday 26th October from 10.30am to 11am, Spooky Lego on Friday 30th October from 2pm to 3pm and board games on Saturday 31st October from 10.30am to 12pm. The Scary Scavenger Hunt will also be running all week.
Tenby Library has a book sale on Saturday 24th October, Spooky Lego on Friday 30th October from 2.30pm to 3.30pm and a Scary Scavenger Hunt running throughout the week.
Most of these activities are free, making the libraries a really useful option for a rainy half-term day or if you are trying to keep the cost of the week down. It is worth checking with your local library before heading out in case any times change or sessions need to be booked in advance.
Read more: Pembrokeshire Libraries
Visiting Milford Haven Library and keep an eye on the Pembrokeshire Libraries Facebook Page
21. Haverfordwest Lantern Parade
Another lovely event to add to your half-term plans is the Haverfordwest Lantern Parade on Friday 30th October 2026.
This year’s parade celebrates Welsh myths, legends and the traditions of Noson Galan Gaeaf, with handmade lanterns, music, performance and huge illuminated puppets making their way through the town.
I love events like this that bring the community together and celebrate some of our own Welsh traditions at Halloween.
Find out more at: Span Arts
22. Halloween Fun at Sweet Home Alpaca
HALLOWEEN HALF TERM FUN! 
Sweet Home Alpaca have been getting ready for October half term and making some spooktacular scarecrows around the farm! 
Bring the whole family down for some autumn magic:
Halloween Treasure Hunt
Meet & greet their lovely alpacas
Only £3 per person (adults and children!)
Read more: Sweet Home Alpaca Facebook Page
Things to Do in Pembrokeshire During October Half Term
As you can see, there are lots of activities going on during the October half-term in Pembrokeshire. Hangar Five (trampoline park) are holding a Halloween Party on 30th October, Colby Woodland Garden is always a pleasure to visit, Phoenix Bowl and Pirate Pete’s are great fun whatever the weather and this year have a Michael Jackson Halloween Party on 29th October, and Paddle West will be running holiday activity days for kids as well as private canoe tours and rowing boat hire. Don’t forget we have the wonderful Willhome Farm Barn in Pembrokeshire too.
Pembrokeshire on a Budget
In addition to all these paid attractions, we are also lucky to have lots of free woodland walks and beaches to explore during half-term. There are lots of ways to celebrate Halloween on a budget.
Find more Free Days Out posts here.
Half-Term at Home
If you’re staying at home due to illness, saving money or hiding from the weather, you can have a cosy Halloween half-term at home. Take a look at our Spooky Film Challenge – could you watch all 20 family Halloween films?
You could also do some Halloween crafts or baking. Izzy’s been busy making Pumpkin and Sugar Skull Bunting. Take a look at our 7 ways to celebrate Halloween Half-Term at Home (swap the spooky walk for a garden bat watch if you wish!).
Happy Half-Term
Whatever you choose to do this half term, I wish you all a safe and happy week! Have fun all!
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Lots of spooktacular events – have fun and stay safe
There seems to be so much to do during the half term break, lets hope the weather stays nice for us to be out and about
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Yes, that will be good xxx
What a great round up! There’s so much to do near you over half term. You are so lucky to have Halloween off school, my girl goes back after our half term on the 31st. Hmmf.
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Aww sorry, it’s so funny how it’s different in different places and some schools have 2 weeks etc xxx
So much to do and see you could be busy all month long!
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Yes, lots for everyone to do xxx
So many things to do in your area, I’m jealous. I’ve been pumpkin picking and to a scary pumpkin parlour for decorating, but I’ve never been on a Halloween trail and I’ve never been to a Halloween party. I feel like I’ve missed out.
A great list of things to do through out the half term with the kids. It is always good to have things planned or ideas as how many times will you hear I am bored in 10 minutes