Come visit the exciting, fun-filled seaside town of Rhyl. Visitors can enjoy tennis, wind surfing, sailing, cricket, swimming, squash and lake fishing at Bodelwyddan, sea fishing at Rhyll, gliding at nearby Rhualt and cycling on the many nearby routes. There are 6 miles of golden beaches to enjoy between Rhyl and Prestatyn where children can build sandcastles, play ball or take a donkey ride. Attractions in Rhyl include SeaQuarium, Suncentre, Drift Park, the Lifeboat Station and Brickfields Pond. There is so much on offer in Rhyl.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/rhyl-lively-seaside-resort-in-north-wales/Thursday, 30 May 2013
Prestatyn is your reward at the northern end of Offa’s Dyke National Trail
Come experience the seaside haven of Prestatyn. The town's centre is located between lovely, sandy beaches and a breathtaking hillside. Prestatyn has a distinct, favourable climate. Along the Prestatyn coastline there are 3 magnificent, golden beaches that stretch 4 miles in length. Prestatyn is one of only 12 towns in the UK that has been given the official “Walkers are Welcome” status. There are many great attractions in the town, including The Scala Cinema, the Nova Centre, North Wales Bowls Centre and the Prestatyn Golf Club. There is so much to see and do in Prestatyn.
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Experience the outdoors when you stay in Llangollen. Visitors can ride the white water, climb high above the valley and cycle along many challenging trails. There are walks to suit those of all ages and abilities set in beautiful scenery. Llangollen also hosts many wonderful festivals, including the International Musical Eisteddfod and Fringe festivals in July, the Food Festival in October and the Christmas Festival at the end of November. There is also the Llangollen Railway to see, which goes for 7 1/2 miles upstream, following the River Dee to the village of Carrog. Along the way it passes through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making for a lovely ride. There is so much waiting in Llangollen.
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Explore the 2,000 year old city of Chester, which was founded by the Romans. Chester features the most complete Roman city walls in all of Britain as well as a Roman amphitheatre. There is also the Chester Cathedral to see, which was founded as a Benedictine monastery over 900 years ago. The town features many exclusive boutiques that located in distinctive two-tiered rows, which makes for a fun shopping experience. Chester has a lively night life with many restaurants, bars and live music venues. Experience a holiday in the historic city of Chester.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/chester-a-picturesque-town-on-the-river-dee/Barmouth, North Wales
Enjoy a vintage seaside holiday in the exciting town of Barmouth. This town offers a long, sandy beach and a peaceful harbour that is bordered by the stunning Mawddach estuary. The beach is the ideal place to games, sunbathing and surfing. There is a wide array of shops and pubs and there is a funfair on the beach from March until October. There is also the Fairbourne and Barmouth Railway track to explore with its museum, the Fairbourne Museum and Model Railway Exhibit. Walkers and cyclists will find the area ideal, and every year Barmouth hosts the Barmouth Festival of Walking, which features a guided walking tour. There is so much to enjoy in Barmouth.
http://campingandcaravanninguk.wordpress.com/2013/05/30/barmouth-lovely-seaside-town-on-edge-of-snowdonia-national-park/Friday, 17 May 2013
Southport, Lancashire:
Experience the traditional Victorian seaside town of Southport. This great holiday destination has gorgeous beaches, family attractions, excellent shopping and the UK's oldest iron pier. The town has a thriving events programme and an exciting night life. Southport has over 20 miles of unspoilt coastline and the largest area of undeveloped sand dunes in the UK. The town boasts an extensive pine woods, miles of coastal walks and numerous parks and gardens. The options are endless in Southport.
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Come explore the ancient market town of Clitheroe. The town caters for everyone with shopping, entertainment, family days out and an exciting night life. Clitheroe features many specialist shops as well where visitors will find rare items. Towering over Clitheroe is an impressive 12th century Norman castle, which is home to a museum and 16 acres of landscaped gardens. These gardens feature a bandstand, a children's playground, a skate-park and Lancashire's first Labyrinth. Clitheroe is also near Lancashire's Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is some much to experience in Clitheroe.
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