I was engaged throughout my tour of the fort, despite having little interest in or knowledge of military history. This was because our guide was very knowledgeable and had the gift of communicating this knowledge to the average person. He explained the historical context and related what I saw to my existing knowledge. My husband is more interested and more knowledgeable and still enjoyed the tour just as much. I didn’t enjoy the museum as much, but I would still recommend you to visit.

This is an excellent museum & well worth a visiting you like bit of military history. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable & made the tour well worth while. I strongly recommend it.

WOW what a hidden gem in the heart of Pembrokeshire. A must visit location for all those with a passion for military history no matter the age. The fort and museum are just unbelievable! We will definitely be visiting George and Emma again!

Great place we found it last year when walking around the head land and finally yesterday got a chance to go back and visit. I so glad we did the guide for the tour was so informative, the amount of information he gave with no prompts or reminders was amazing! We really enjoyed finding out about the history of the fort and the items the have recovered to go in it. The owner’s collection of war time items was fascinating too. A great variety of things done extremely rare and a joy to see. If like us you are interested in history and local wartime things this is a must. That said you don’t have to be a history geek to enjoy the tour either as it’s give in a simple way sharing the history of the fort and those who lived and protected us by being there. The cafe is worth a visit to lovely lunches and cakes available along side local icecream. We look forward to going back when they have restored and opened up more of it as it’s a fascinating place.

Wow what an amazing place, a 'must visit' for anyone in the area! A great collection and well presented. Especially enjoyed the tour and the wealth of information from the guide and owner. I would recommend including the cafe in your visit, the lunch and cakes were very nice.

Amazing find in Pembroke, staff were very friendly and welcoming. We loved the guided tour from Wayne and a wander around the Museum, followed by a lovely cup of tea and cake in the cafe. Definitely worth visiting for a few hours.

Highly Recommended, thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour by the extremely knowledgeable John. It’s only due to the volunteers that historic places like this are kept for us to visit. Chapel Bay Fort Museum also has a great little tea/coffee shop for refreshments. Do visit if your in the area it’s well worth it.

Visited Chapel Bay Fort and Museum whilst holidaying in the area, stumbled across it whilst on a walk from Angle beach. What a wonderful hidden gem, informative short guided tour with Brian who gave us history of the fort and some of the gun emplacements and other artillery and ordnance collection. There's a cafe on site serving, amongst other things, the most delicious cake. Open Saturday and Sunday with tours at various times.

A hidden gem in West Wales, this museum was surprisingly full given its size. With an extensive collection of weapons and equipment from the last 300 years, a well-stocked tea room (essential for any Brit) and plenty of knowledgeable staff to ask questions to, our visit was an excellent start to our holiday. The fort itself was a fascinating location. While we wish we could've explored a bit more of it ourselves, H&S and a colony of spiders lurking in the dungeons unfortunately prevented it. Despite this, our guided tour took us around a large part of the fort and showed off the history of the location splendidly. 9/10