Tenby Castle — Attraction in Great Britain

The island is tidal twice a day. Built in 1867 following a suspension bridge was built with the original footbridge ran from 'Rocket Rocks' over to the foot of the newly constructed workmen's sheds on the island. 1st Sep 1868 the Editor of the Tenby Observer receives letter of complaint over 'naked men jumping off it'! Purchased by the Windsor Richards period 1914 ~ 1940. Although this is a historic structure built & housing WWII gun emplacement. 1886 housed 9 guns garrisoned by one hundred men for a Cannon defence purpose. With many traces of the pasts use. It lacks visual evidence apart from a film with fragments put together to create something of a visual experience. The acrid smell of either the fires or the gun powder is pungent. The two rose bowls & pedestrals Medici one of which is depicted here. From 1943 to this day the structure has been witness to many ideas & projects that did not reach fruition. The film location for 2016 Sherlock Holmes 'the final solution' was made here. Funds are being sought for the purpose of development by the custodians of an island that belongs to...

The town is enclosed with an ancient castle that can be clearly seen the pictures i took were from the beach it shows sections of the wall inside the walls are many shops gift shops restraunts pubs it aso has a nice church that lights up at night the spire is clearly visible from many areas if you wish im preity sure you are allowed in i left a small donation i hope maintain the church there is a tesco extra a good sized sainsbury near the long stay car park coming back to the shops inside the walls i recommend browsing the many gift shops. Toilets are 40p so best you take change however you can use your card they have a park and ride it depends how long you stay for the cost but the bus is free after you get your ticket crystal clear water blue flag resort some other notes caldy island a boat trip away although they used to have regular trips to Bude cornwall thats acoss the water from Tenby they dont do this anymore well worth a...

What a quaint place to visit . We booked our stay here for 4 nights its not what I would call a normal camping/ caravan park. It is very retro , as you drive in to it there's an almost a little town of out buildings dressed out with all sorts of vintage bits and pieces . I have never stayed in such a quite campsite, as I've always found them to be loud and over crowded, but here there's a maze of little out crops , or hamlets for 2 or 3 tent/ campers at most . There's only 2 toilets and 1 shower ( where you have to bring a 1 pound coin for it to work) but we never had a problem using either. Will is a gentleman and is always around doing something to the building or maintaining the many flowers and plants, giving it a very quirky but well present venue . Thanks Will , well be back again, ...