Heatherton Maze

The Heatherton Maze is specifically grown every year out of actual maize and grows up to a height of over 9 foot!

Being a themed Maize Maze Heatherton prides itself on being totally unique, growing their past maize's in the shape of Ryan Giggs, Tom Jones, Wayne Rooney, Joe Calzaghe and Radio One celebrity DJ Chris Moyles in recent years!

With over 8 miles of maze, the challenge is one that will entertain the whole family as you try to escape by answering questions concerning the selected. Under 16s need to be accompanied by an adult. Also the maze is seasonal, being open in July till the end of September.

As an outdoor activity constructed in a real maize field the paths can be uneven and muddy in wet weather. However if you are dressed to suit the conditions this will not spoil your enjoyment

The most appealing factor of the Heatherton Maize Maze is the price. Un-rivalled anywhere in Pembrokeshire or Wales, at only £4.00 per person and only two credits using our specialised park passes. The experience is one not to be missed as Heatherton boasts fantastic value for money and more importantly family fun for all!

Ghost Nights

Come and join us on our Spooky maize nights every Thursday in August (5th, 12th, 19th and 26th). Tackle our maize during the evening 7pm to 9pm with our ghosts, ghost stories and myths. Includes ghostly entertainment. Ghost Evenings £5 per person. The inflatable zone, barrel train and BBQ will also be available throughout the evening. Contact us for more details.

Other Activities

Heatherton boasts a fantastic variety of activities, that range from Paintball and Tree Tops Trail to Bumper Boats and Go-Karting, Heatherton truly has something for all ages and has trained and experienced staff on hand to aid all customers on the activities. Adrenaline, relaxing and sports activities on offer, with a large proportion of the activities being all-weather, making Heatherton an all-year-round attraction.

Where are we?

Located on the outskirts of Tenby on the B4318 in Pembrokeshire, allows for easy travel from the surrounding areas; the park is positioned two miles from Tenby and five miles from Pembroke Dock.