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About the Area

We are just a short walk to the shop, kids play area and main complex, only 10 minutes to the beach and easy walking distance into the beautiful town of Tenby.

Kiln Park has a lot of activities including a restaurant, swimming pool, and clubhouse on site. You would need to buy passes from the park to use the pool and entertainment!

Tenby itself is beautiful and surrounded by beaches throughout South and West Wales with loads of activities in the area including a zoo, a theme park and lots of adventure activities.

About the Area
Kiln Park Holiday Park

Haven’s Kiln Park Holiday Park in Tenby, offers numerous amenities and activities, including:

Swimming & Water Fun: Heated indoor and outdoor pools with water slides and a mini SplashZone.

Sports & Activities:

Crazy Golf

Tennis Courts

Archery Coaching

Bungee Trampolines

Climbing Wall

Kart Hire

Sports Field

FunWorks Amusements Arcade

Dining & Entertainment:

Harbwr Lights bar and restaurant

Live Lounge/Marina Bar and Stage for evening entertainment and shows

Takeaway options like Papa John's, Millie's Cookies, Burger King, and Cook's Fish & Chips

Mini Market for essentials

Free Wi-Fi in the main bar and restaurant areas.



Location & Access

Direct access to the Blue Flag awarded Tenby South Beach.

A 15-minute walk along the beach to the historic town of Tenby.

Places to Visit and Things to Do in Tenby and Surrounding Areas
Kiln Park is an excellent base for exploring the best of Pembrokeshire:



In and Around Tenby

Beaches: Tenby is famous for its stunning beaches.

Tenby South Beach: Directly accessible from the park, it's the largest of the town's beaches.

Tenby North Beach: Features the iconic Goscar Rock and is popular for watersports like paddleboarding and kayaking.

Castle Beach: Voted Beach of the Year, located between the harbour and St. Catherine's Island.



Tenby Town

Tenby Harbour: A picturesque spot with brightly coloured houses, perfect for photos, fishing, or watching the boats.

Tenby Lifeboat Station: Historic and modern station that can be visited.

Tudor Merchant's House: A beautifully preserved National Trust property offering a glimpse into 15th-century life.

Tenby Museum and Art Gallery: Wales' oldest independent museum, covering local heritage.

St. Mary's Church: A fascinating 13th-century church with a tall spire.



Boat Trips

Caldey Island: Take a short boat trip from Tenby Harbour to this beautiful island run by a community of Cistercian monks, featuring an abbey, a lighthouse, and stunning beaches.

Wildlife Tours: Trips to spot local wildlife, including seals and puffins.

Coastal Walks: Walk the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, including the route from Tenby north to Saundersfoot.



Nearby Attractions, Family Theme Parks & Activities

Folly Farm Adventure Park & Zoo: An award-winning attraction with a zoo, farmyard, and vintage fairground rides.

The Dinosaur Park Tenby: An entertaining and educational day out with life-size dinosaurs and fun activities.

Manor Wildlife Park: Home to a variety of exotic animals, including big cats and primates.

Heatherton World of Activities: An "adventurous" attraction with activities like zip wires, go-karting, and high ropes.



History & Castles

St. Catherine's Island: Reachable on foot at low tide, home to a Napoleonic fort.

Pembroke Castle: A magnificent Norman castle, the birthplace of Henry VII.

Carew Castle & Tidal Mill: Stunning ruins and a well-preserved tidal mill.

Manorbier Castle: A 12th-century Norman castle.



Natural Beauty

Barafundle Beach: Often listed as one of the best beaches in Britain, surrounded by dunes and pine trees.

Green Bridge and the Elegug Stacks (near Stackpole): Dramatic limestone arch and sea stacks, great for viewing seabirds.

Colby Woodland Garden (National Trust): A hidden woodland garden with a rich industrial past.

At-a-Glance Tick List