Stackpole quay extends approximately north-south for some 40m. The present 18th century masonry structure replaces an earlier quay dating to 1680 which was used to land coal dust from nearby Saundersfoot. The quay was used to ship out limestone from nearby qauries and to bring in luxury goods for Stackpole Court. Assocaited structures includes a boathouse and stores (NPRN 34956), a warehouse (NPRN 32955) and a lime kiln (NPRN 40732). Now owned by the National Trust, the quay and small harbour it protects are still used by small local fishing boats

RCAHMW, December 2012.