A short walk along a causeway from Carew Castle is a very well preserved mill that derived its power from the rise and fall of the tide. Dating from about 1800, the mill was in use as recently as 1937.

Apart from the fascinating old machinery to see, there is an exhibition on the Story of Milling.

View of the mill and its millpond from a window of the castle

Some of the mill involves steep steps

Part of the machinery on display at the only restored tidal mill in Wales

HOW TO GET THERE

Carew Castle and Mill are at the south end of the A4075 which runs from the A40 (between Narbeth and Haverfordwest) and the A477 (between Kilgetty and Pembroke). The castle is well signposted.

Carew Castle

Carew Mill

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