North Wales holiday park to add new attraction after 'busiest ever summer'

Owen Hughes

20 September 2024 at 4:13 pm·2-min read

The White House Leisure Park in Towyn has invested millions of pounds into the site — -Credit: (Image: Reach Publishing Services Limited)

A North Wales tourism and leisure company has celebrated its "busiest ever summer" as it plans a new attraction. SF Parks is preparing for the construction of yet another adrenaline-fuelled activity at its popular White House Leisure Park in Towyn.

The business – which owns the neighbouring Golden Gate resort, Riverside and Sun Valley in Rhuddlan, and Sirior Bach in Moelfre, Abergele – is to build a climbing wall alongside The Jump and high-ropes course which opened last year.

There are also plans for an upgrade to Jakes family restaurant and pub - which feature an amusement arcade, a cinema room, spa and high-quality gym complex - to complement existing facilities including a crazy golf course and soft play.

Director Jonathan Seldon said a period of redevelopment and investment over past months led to record numbers at the White House especially.

“All of our parks have had a good year and following an upgrade to facilities we have seen a knock-on effect for our food and drink outlets, with more and more members of the public now visiting, in addition to our loyal owners,” he said.

“By investing and revamping our sites we are becoming a destination for everyone, of all ages, which is why we want to give back to our community and attract more people outside of the regular season.

“Doing so has a knock-on effect, attracting day visitors and giving residents in Towyn and surrounding areas more things to do and eat at drink at affordable prices.”

Jonathan added: “Introducing these offers led to more people at the resorts in June and July than there have been for many years, and August has also been very busy, so we want to continue that into the autumn.

“With the climbing wall due to be constructed in the coming weeks ready for the new season, there will be even more for owners and holidaymakers to enjoy.”

Fellow Director Oliver Seldon revealed special offers for holidaymakers over the next eight weeks will extend the summer feeling at SF Parks.

“We have taken a long-term view on how best to improve our portfolio, and the results are there to see,” said Oliver.

“We are getting more visitors than ever but also providing the public with entertainment, activities and a top-quality leisure offering, seven days a week. There is more to come, so watch this space.”

Employing more than 120 full time and seasonal staff, SF Parks has pumped millions of pounds into the regional economy.

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