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Hi I have recently wanted to go to these two holiday parks in South Wales. They are called Trecco Park, Kiln Park if anybody can tell me some information about them such as, is the food good, good / bad swimming pool, cost of most things there is it a good place to stay. We will defiantly be going to stay in a stationary caravan not a tent or portable caravan, what is the accommodation like? I have a 13 / 14 year old daughter and a 10 year old daughter do you think they would enjoy the park. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi! I can't believe you asked. I went to Kiln Park years ago and it was GREAT! I know it was some time back but I had an amazing time. I can't say much about Trecco as I haven't been there but Kiln was excellent.
I remember Kiln as I was with my friends and we did all sorts. They have evening entertainment and a cabaret, loads to do (activities) and the beach is within walking distance. They do bar / nightclub nights almost every night and the crowd is generally quite friendly. They have a small convenience shop (which accepts credit cards) and though there are a few places to eat, the best and most economical food is to make your own. Every stationary caravan has a small kitchen. The convenience store can be a little pricier than your own regular convenience store or supermarket so you might find it better to take a trip down to Tescos or something before you get there.
The staff are friendly and if you go to the shows / cabarets and talent contests within the park, it's free of charge but if you want to do activities like hiring a surf board or quad bike, you'd have to speak to a local company who would then organise that for a charge. I'm not sure if your ten year old daughter is too old for this but they also have a guy dressed in a teddy bear costume (my friends terrorised him!). He was very friendly until my mate jumped him and then this angry bear started chasing my friend around the restaurant - it was hilarious (but I guess you had to be there).
I believe that both holiday parks are owned and operated by the same company. I won a talent contest at a different holiday park (called Pendine) and the prize was a short break at Kiln and a chance to take part in the grand final. If there is something your daughters (or indeed yourself or your wife) are brilliant at, take part in the contest. Even if nothing comes to mind, do it - it'll be a laugh!
Though you do get some kids that can be pests, I think you'd get them anywhere you go. My verdict: recommended!
I came across these sites on the net so you might want to do a little more research and even ring them and ask for brochures:
http://www.parkdeanholidays.co.uk/wales-holidays/trecco-bay/trecco-bay-holiday-park.htm
http://www.kilnpark.com/
I hope you and your family have a good time.
Hi! I can't believe you asked. I went to Kiln Park years ago and it was GREAT! I know it was some time back but I had an amazing time. I can't say much about Trecco as I haven't been there but Kiln was excellent.
I remember Kiln as I was with my friends and we did all sorts. They have evening entertainment and a cabaret, loads to do (activities) and the beach is within walking distance. They do bar / nightclub nights almost every night and the crowd is generally quite friendly. They have a small convenience shop (which accepts credit cards) and though there are a few places to eat, the best and most economical food is to make your own. Every stationary caravan has a small kitchen. The convenience store can be a little pricier than your own regular convenience store or supermarket so you might find it better to take a trip down to Tescos or something before you get there.
The staff are friendly and if you go to the shows / cabarets and talent contests within the park, it's free of charge but if you want to do activities like hiring a surf board or quad bike, you'd have to speak to a local company who would then organise that for a charge. I'm not sure if your ten year old daughter is too old for this but they also have a guy dressed in a teddy bear costume (my friends terrorised him!). He was very friendly until my mate jumped him and then this angry bear started chasing my friend around the restaurant - it was hilarious (but I guess you had to be there).
I believe that both holiday parks are owned and operated by the same company. I won a talent contest at a different holiday park (called Pendine) and the prize was a short break at Kiln and a chance to take part in the grand final. If there is something your daughters (or indeed yourself or your wife) are brilliant at, take part in the contest. Even if nothing comes to mind, do it - it'll be a laugh!
Though you do get some kids that can be pests, I think you'd get them anywhere you go. My verdict: recommended!
I came across these sites on the net so you might want to do a little more research and even ring them and ask for brochures:
http://www.parkdeanholidays.co.uk/wales-holidays/trecco-bay/trecco-bay-holiday-park.htm
http://www.kilnpark.com/
I hope you and your family have a good time.
fun things to do in the summer?
Gavino
me and my friends are seventeen or will be by summer we live in north wales, uk we usually hang out just the lads but some times the girls will hang out to so getting ideas for 2011 summer holidays
in north wales there isnt much to do
last years activity zorbing the zorbing ball is broken after a mcdonalds drive through incident
i have passed my driving test but i crashed my car
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North Wales is the perfect place to spend the Summer!
When I was 17 I went to Wakestock festival in Abersoch, and had so much fun. Get a good gang of boys and girls, a tent and and a lot of beer- amazing. Start saving up now, it's quite pricey but worth every penny!
How about go-karting? http://www.glasfryn.co.uk/ -This place near Pwllheli is really fun, loads of my lad mates go on their stag do's there.
Not sure which part of North Wales you're in, but you've got loads of nice beaches- lleyn peninsula is really nice.
Nothing to do in North Wales? Really?!
You live in one of the most beautiful parts of the Uk- make the most of the countryside! You could get a group together and climb up Snowdon.
A few more places are- http://www.thefuncentre.co.uk/ (looks childish but they do adults night!),
http://www.ttadventure.co.uk - rope climbing course
http://www.shaggysheepwales.co.uk/sswfunmudassaultcourse.htm
A bit further- Alton towers or Drayton Manor.
North Wales is the perfect place to spend the Summer!
When I was 17 I went to Wakestock festival in Abersoch, and had so much fun. Get a good gang of boys and girls, a tent and and a lot of beer- amazing. Start saving up now, it's quite pricey but worth every penny!
How about go-karting? http://www.glasfryn.co.uk/ -This place near Pwllheli is really fun, loads of my lad mates go on their stag do's there.
Not sure which part of North Wales you're in, but you've got loads of nice beaches- lleyn peninsula is really nice.
Nothing to do in North Wales? Really?!
You live in one of the most beautiful parts of the Uk- make the most of the countryside! You could get a group together and climb up Snowdon.
A few more places are- http://www.thefuncentre.co.uk/ (looks childish but they do adults night!),
http://www.ttadventure.co.uk - rope climbing course
http://www.shaggysheepwales.co.uk/sswfunmudassaultcourse.htm
A bit further- Alton towers or Drayton Manor.
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