A unique venue for events and celebrations

The Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre offers a unique venue for businesses, community groups and individuals to hold meetings, events and celebrations.
The Centre is situated in the Royal Dockyard Chapel, at the heart of the Historic Royal Dockyard. The Chapel was built in the 1830s, and completed in 1835.  Over the years it has served many purposes. It is now a Grade II* listed building and houses the collections of the Sunderland Trust as Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre.
The displays tell the story of Pembroke Dockyard, the military presence in the area and of the flying boats once stationed here, and of Short Sunderland T9044 which sank in a storm in 1940.
Access to the displays will be included as part of any venue hire package
All of our indoor spaces are comfortable, well-lit and centrally heated, and include free Wi-Fi.  We can also offer equipment such as projectors and screens, included in our price.

Call 01646 684220 or email enquiries@pdht.org to discuss your venue hire needs

Meeting Room

Our meeting room is situated on the ground floor of the contemporary extension to the Dockyard Chapel, and can comfortably seat 8-10 people boardroom-style for meetings or seminars.
It can be available seven days a week, all year round.
1 hour1/2 dayFull dayEvening onlySaturday or Sunday
Meeting room guide price£10£30£50Price on applicationPrice on application

Main Gallery

The Main Gallery includes all the public display spaces in the historic part of the Chapel building.  It is possible to use part of the Galleries, where we can accommodate up to approximately 20 people boardroom style or more when seated theatre style.
The museum is open to the public Monday to Friday from Easter until the end of October. So if privacy is required for a function to be held in the Main Gallery you may consider Exclusive Use, or hiring outside of opening hours.
1 hour1/2 dayFull dayEvening onlySaturday or Sunday
Main Gallery during normal opening hours£20£60£100Price on applicationPrice on application

Car park and grounds

Whilst the use of the grounds, including the car park, is generally free of charge for all visitors to the Heritage Centre, the trust is always happy to accept a donation – particularly if the facilities inside the centre are used. This usage can include the erection of temporary tents or marquees with permission, but we are not able to supply these.
If you wish to use the grounds out of opening hours (e.g., evenings, on a Sunday or during a seasonal closure), a fee for unlocking will be charged.

Exclusive use

Whether as a backdrop for filming or photography, or for your own private event, please get in touch if you would like to discuss using the grounds and buildings exclusively. As with all our venue bookings, this can only be offered on an availability basis, and closure to the general public may be possible with the agreement of senior staff and trustees.
1 hour1/2 dayFull dayEvening onlySaturday or Sunday
Exclusive use guide price£100£250£500Price on applicationPrice on application
All of the above prices are indicative, and we will be happy to offer substantial discounts to charities, community groups and partner organisations.
Please note: Half-day prices are available for four-hour periods from 8.00am until 1.00pm or 1.00pm until 6.00pm approx. 
‘Full-day’ is considered the ten-hour period from 8.00am until 6.00pm approx. 
‘Evening’ covers times until 10.00pm. 
For hours required outside of these times or combinations/variations therein, please call 01646 684220 or email enquiries@pdht.org
We can offer a range of drinks options as part of your hire package, and have an external caterer who can help with a range of food options, approximate costings in addition to the venue hire fee are given below.
ServicePrice per head
Coffee morningOne serving of tea, coffee or orange juice, selection of biscuits£3.00
Continental meetingOne serving of tea, coffee or orange juice, continental pastry selection£5.50
Welsh teaOne serving of tea, coffee or orange juice, cake selection (including bara brith, Welsh cakes)£4.50
Additional servingsAdditional servings of drinks only£2.00
Further options are available, and we are happy to discuss variations. Please call 01646 684220 or email enquiries@pdht.org to discuss your needs.

Accessibility

The Heritage Centre offers ample free parking for about 40+ cars, including wider accessible bays. Most of our venue spaces are fully accessible, however due to the historic nature of some of the building, we cannot offer full accessibility. Please get in touch to discuss your needs.

Transport links

The Heritage Centre is located on the main A4139 leading to and from Pembroke Ferry Terminal. Pembroke Dock itself has good road access, with links East toward the M4 motorway via the A477 to St Clears, A40 to Carmarthen and A48 to the M4. Going north, the main Cleddau crossing comes in to Pembroke Dock, with access to Haverfordwest and Fishguard and towards Aberystwyth via the A487.
Regular trains travelling west from Swansea, Carmarthen and Tenby terminate at Pembroke Dock. From the Railway Station, the Heritage Centre is a fifteen minute walk west down Dimond Street, Queen Street and then south down Commercial Row to the pedestrian gate of the car-park.
Bus services, including 349 and the 356, run from Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Tenby, stopping at Albion Square, less than five minutes’ walk from the Heritage Centre. The Coastal Cruiser 387/388 connects us with popular seaside destinations during the summer months.
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