The park utilizes a credit pass system where credits do not expire and can be carried over for future visits.
The facility features a specialized indoor play area, 'Playzone', to allow for operations during inclement Welsh weather.
It includes a Formula Kart track specifically designed for junior racers alongside its adult-oriented go-karting options.
The site hosts a dedicated 'Dragon’s Lair' adventure golf course themed around local legends.
The paintball facility uses woodland terrain integrated into the natural landscape of the site.
Heatherton World of Activities is an outdoor leisure complex located in St Florence, near Tenby. The park operates on a 'pay-as-you-play' credit pass system, allowing visitors to choose specific activities rather than paying a flat entry fee. Key attractions include a high-ropes treetop trail, multiple go-kart tracks, and paintball facilities. The site also features adventure golf, bumper boats, and an archery range. It is designed to accommodate various age groups, offering both high-intensity physical challenges and lower-impact attractions like laser clay shooting. The park is situated in the Pembrokeshire countryside, utilizing natural terrain for its outdoor trails. It remains a popular destination for families and large groups looking for a multi-activity experience in South Wales.
The elevated platforms of the high-ropes course provide a panoramic view of the Pembrokeshire countryside.
Purchase a larger credit bundle if visiting with a group, as they are shareable and offer better value than individual passes.
Check the park's online 'activity availability' map before arriving to ensure seasonal attractions are open.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe footwear, as most activities require movement on gravel, grass, or wooden platforms.
Do not wait until the final hour of operation to start the treetop trail, as safety briefings take time.
The park operates year-round, though some outdoor water-based or high-rope attractions may close during extreme weather or winter months.
Athletic wear is recommended; some activities require protective gear provided on-site.
