Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre displays tell the story of Pembroke Dock’s social and military history through archive material, and exciting hands-on flying boat simulator and temporary exhibitions – offering a great day out for all our visitors.
Our staff and volunteers are here to help you have a great time.
We look forward to welcoming you.
10.00 a.m., until 4 p.m., NOT OPEN on Monday, Saturday and Sunday
FREE ACCESS Between 28 JULY and AUGUST 2020
Advice for our disabled visitors.
Physical Mobility:
There are designated disabled parking bays located in the carpark.
From the car park there are flat paved routes into the Heritage Centre which can easily be used by all visitors.
Please ask any member of staff or volunteer if you require seating at any location in the Heritage Centre.
The archive material and exhibits have a good standard of written material to support the collections.
Visually Impaired:
Some of the exhibits in display cabinets have low light levels for conservation reasons.
Learning Difficulties:
Groups and individuals are welcome if pre-booked.
Facilities:
The Heritage Centre’s café and shop are accessible to wheelchair users.
Toilet facilities for the disabled are located off the main reception area.
Baby changing facilities are provided.
Dogs:
Dogs are allowed on site provided they are kept on a short lead.
We welcome all assistance dogs.
Water bowls are provided at the Heritage Centre entrance on request.
Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dog(s).
Dockyard Chapel,
Meyrick Owen Way,
Pembroke Dock SA72 6WS
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