Haverfordwestand surrounding Area
Not many towns claim to be named after fat cows. History holds that the name Haverfordwest means
"ford used by fat cows" from Old English hæfar=heifer, fat cows. In local dialect, it is pronounced
"harford". Another claim is that Tudor period monarchs called it "Hereford in the West", to distinguish it
from the English Hereford in Herefordshire.
Visitors to Haverfordwest, the county town, are
greeted by the ruins of the castle before
proceeding into the town which lies on the tidal
Cleddau River. The narrow twisting streets and
main high street house a mixture of traditional
buildings, shops, cafes and a cinema.
In and around the town visitors can find a wealth
of things to do, from visiting Haverfordwest Airfield
to take a helicopter ride, speeding around a go-
karting track, following a nature trail or visiting the
county museum housed in historic Scolton Manor.
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BP Karting
County Showground, Withybush, Haverfordwest, SA62 4BP
Tel: 01437 769555
Website:
www.bpkarting.com Email:
anne@bpkarting.com
Opening Hours:
September – May. Tuesday – Friday 12-9
Weekends 10am – 9pm May – onwards open daily 10am – 9pm
Bank Holidays – School Holidays – half-term open daily 10-9
Closed 24, 25, 26 December inclusive. Also 1st January 2009.
Please phone to check track availability
Indoor, all weather centre for family fun or competitive racing. All drivers over 8yrs
choice of 10, 20 or 40 laps. Competitive events over 16yrs (pre-booking required) Race suits, helmets and gloves
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provided along with safety briefing. Refreshments available or full catering by arrangement.
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ADVISE PHONING TO CHECK TRACK AVAILABILITY
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