Overview

Opened in September 1863, the station was known as Milford, eventually becoming Milford Haven around fifty years later, and is the westernmost station in Wales.

Serving the coastal resort of Milford Haven, which lies on the border of the stunning Pembrokeshire National Park, the station sees almost 70,000 passengers every year. Best experienced on foot, many walkers arrive by train ready to spend time exploring the coastal trails. The town, too, offers much for the visitor with a rich history and vibrant cafe culture, locally produced crafts, and a great range of shops.

• How long does it take to walk from Milford Haven station to Milford Haven town centre?

  • Following Victoria Road, the walk from the station to Milford Haven town centre takes around four minutes.

• What car parking facilities are available at Milford Haven station?

  • There are spaces for 15 cars at Milford Haven station. 

• What facilities are there for bike storage at Milford Haven station?

  • The station has no storage facilities for bikes. 

• What other facilities are available at Milford Haven station?

  • Disabled access - step-free access throughout, with ramps and induction loops available

• Which popular destinations can be reached from Milford Haven station?

  • Milford Haven to Swansea