Seafront Pay and Display Car Park

Very spacious. Cash and card payment. You need the car registration number to pay at the machine. Only two pay points by the entrance

A large carpark with reasonable sized spaces.
Cash, card and contactless payment options.
£3 for 4 hours which offers better value than other close by carparks.
The only downside is the keypads on the ticket machines. For some inexplicable reason the keypad isn't qwerty and I witnessed several people having difficulty.
The ticket machines are not patient. They don't allow long enough for first time users to read and select the appropriate payment option.
However, the convenience of the carpark outweigh this.

Parking spaces are pretty tight so if you have kids or babies to get out, try looking for the end spaces if you can. It filled up early as it's right next to the South Beach and a great location so get there early for a good space. Price is good too and the walk to the beach was easy but down a sloping path (warning for those with lots to carry or buggies etc for the walk back up it) Overall, would use again.

Arrived about 4.00pm. A few spaces had become available. The gap between rows of cars is quite small, especially with the size of some modern cars, so navigating the car park can be difficult and occasionally you may have to retrace your steps against the one way flow of traffic

Cheap, but the parking spaces are a bit tight. Even a mid-sized car needed manoeuvring to get out of the space going forwards (make sure you reverse into your space). Best bet is don't park on the left side of the car park, follow it around to the right where there tends to be more spaces earlier on.

It's a big car park, but you need to arrive early enough in your day to get a space. It's a gorgeous walk along sea front to Tenby Town.

Only good if you find a parking . Otherwise I would recommend to park anywhere you find parking . Most of the roads nearby are resident and permit holders only .

Different charging rates than usual, but quite reasonable if staying for a number of hours, which I would assume is the idea, as it is adjacent to the beach