Café and Shop - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Caffi'r Caban (Welsh for The Cabin Café) serves hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and treats from 10am, Monday to Sunday. You can also enjoy their breakfast offer until 11.30am as well as light lunches until 2.30pm, Wednesday to Sunday. You do not need to be visiting the Iron Age village itself to enjoy this peaceful riverside café.

For further details visit the Caffi’r Caban at Castell Henllys Facebook page or call 01239 891164.

There are also a riverside picnic benches and children’s play area to ensure the whole family can enjoy their day out at Castell Henllys.

Shop

Our gift shop features a range of products inspired by the Iron Age village, as well as its picturesque setting in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

You will also find the best of locally produced food and drinks, as well as gifts and crafts produced in Pembrokeshire and from across Wales.

Visitors sit outside on the Castell Henllys cafe veranda

Discover more about Castell Henllys

Fruit bowl at Castell Henllys Iron Age Village

Living Sustainably

People living in Castell Henllys over 2,000 years ago managed the land in a way we now call ‘sustainable’.

Iron Age roundhouses at Castell Henllys Iron Age Village

Accessibility at Castell Henllys

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Wildlife at Castell Henllys

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority works hard to maintain the wildlife habitats on the Castell Henllys site.

Two women with bowl of grain at door of roundhouse

Castell Henllys App

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Barefoot Trail

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A family of seven standing outside three roundhouses at Castell Henllys

Meet the Tribe

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