Overview 

Serving the charming town of Pembroke, the station was opened in the summer of 1863, with the line being extended to Pembroke Dock a year later. The original buildings were constructed from limestone and included a roof of contrasting slate tiles and a trio of matching decorative chimney stacks. Ornate glass canopies were added in the first years of the 20th century, giving the large station a grand appearance. In the 1970s, however, the buildings were demolished, and a new glass shelter erected.

Just a quick stroll from Pembroke Castle, this historic attraction set within the ancient walled town is one reason why 7 million people visit this glorious area every year.

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

  • Taking the A4139 that runs alongside the Mill Pond, the walk from the station to Pembroke town centre takes less than ten minutes.

• What car parking facilities are available at Pembroke station?

  • Pembroke station has spaces for 75 cars to be parked.

• What facilities are there for bike storage at Pembroke station?

  • There are no bike storage facilities at Pembroke station. 

• What other facilities are available at Pembroke station?

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

• Which popular destinations can be reached from Pembroke station?

  • Pembroke to Swansea