A wonderful learning experience can be had at Carew Cheriton Control Tower, with visits tailored to the age and type of group involved.

Go back in time to the 1940’s and experience the lovingly restored Control Tower layout as it would have been during the wartime years.

Don a helmet, take cover and sing wartime songs in our reconstructed Stanton Air Raid Shelter, built above ground for easy access by all.

Experience our huge array of exhibits of the era in our museum collection including military uniforms, RAF maps, radio equipment, ration books, Bren gun, Enfield rifle and many, many more….

Enjoy the personal testimonies and local stories of the wartime in Carew from two of our very active members now in their 80’s – Both were in secondary school in 1939!

We are open year round to school and group visits by prior booking.

Visit usually last around 2 to 2 1/2 hours. Please note that due to space restrictions groups should number no more than 30 to 35 in size.

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Located in the County of Pembrokeshire, South West Wales. The now disused wartime airfield is situated on the Western side of the A477 between the villages of Sageston and Carew Cheriton. Lying ½ mile to the north is the historic village of Carew with its magnificent ruined castle. Six miles to the south can be found the tourist resort of Tenby, and four miles to the west the market town of Pembroke

Directions:
Take the Carew Cheriton exit of the Carew roundabout on the A477 and then take the first left. Follow the road to the end, do not take the turning to the right after ¼ mile. This will lead you straight to our entrance gate.