Great little place in Llanberis to spend a wet & windy afternoon with the kids. Excellent soft play…read moreare from the age of 1 to 7yrs. Cafe open & serving hot & cold meals. Seats & tables & sofas dotted around so mums & dads can watch the kids from a safe distance.

Discovered this place when the kids were really young. We were camping nearby and it wasn't very…read morenice weather and we'd heard there was a play area in the church but did not expect anything like this. There are three levels of slides, vertical drops, bridges, ball pits etc. I don't know the history of the place, maybe they did this as it was the only way to save the church or something but it's great that they did as it's wonderful. There is a little seperate area for the toddlers and a nice little cafe for the chatting mums - altough it's not church prices! They can get very busy so be prepared to have to wait and I seem to remember it wasn't cheap to get in either. We loved it though and i'd like to go back now the kids are older.

The hwylfan is a children playcenter in Caernarfon, its a great place to take the children,…read moreespecially if they have a lot of energy to burn. It been done up in an old church in the center of caernarfon. They've got a seperate area for toddlers and babies, which I find great a the bigger children can get a bit boysters. They serve food and also cater for childrens parties. The main play gym is a structure of soft climbing frames, two giant slide and ball pool, the kids always love going there. The only downside in my opinion is they charge adult to go in aswell.

Only Indoor Soft Play area in Bangor, ideal for children between 3 and 11, as they have 2 seperate…read moreareas for younger and older children. My son loves going there. Quite secure as the door is controlled from reception, which is reassuring given that there is a road nearby. It's quite a large building and holds about a 100 children and has about 50 tables. They do food and parties and also you can become a member which gives you the admission price at a discounted price. The menu is varied with lots of healthy options for children and adults - however during busy periods there can be a considerable wait for a food. (Worth bearing in mind) Only downside is that they are closed on a Monday outside the holiday period. However worth going during a rainy day.

Greenwood forest park is a great place to go for fun but the only reason i'm rating this a 3 stars…read moreis because of these reasons 1. Queue lines are massive 2. Food is expensive 3. LOTS OF KARENS (not the name)

GreenWood Forest Park is a rather unlikely find in the North Wales countryside. It's an eco-theme…read morepark which tries to show that you can have fun without using much power (other than that which you provide yourself). It's NOT a park that pushes the green message at you at every opportunity and this I like. It's that fact that it's understated that makes you think about it. Home to Europe's largest Green roller coaster this place is well worth a visit. The coaster itself works alomg similar principles to the mines, power is generated by people being carried down as the coaster is lifted back up to the start. The coaster then runs down and the next group of people can be taken. Other self-powered rides include a boat ride (where you paddle/pull yourself along with ropes) and a great toboggan run. The other major attraction is the bare-foot walk where you can get back to nature via a barefoot walk through various types of ground including sand, cobbles, mud, water and straw. Immense fun and strangely refreshing. Wash facilities are provided (cold!). Toilets are clean and there is a cafe offering good value basic meals. Wait times were not too bad. I liked the fact that this was a simple park and suited to children from toddlers to about 13 years old. I suspect the optimum age range is about 3-8 years. Unlike the traditional theme parkes queues are minimal (no more than a 2 minute wait for anything) despite our visit being on a May bank Holiday weekend in bright sunshine! Please note - do as the website suggests and if you are using a sat nav start to ignore it when you see the brown tourist signs - if you don't then you end up going through some very steep and narrow roads that are not suited to tourist traffic. It will take about 5 minutes more if you follow the tourist signs but you'll get there in one piece! Recommended.

This is my absolute favourite place to visit. Parc Padarn is a country park that consists of a…read moremassive lake surrounded by mountains, which are on the site of a former slate quarry. The Snowdon railway begins from inside Parc Padarn, and there is a good selection of amenities for its many visitors: 2 cafes are near the railway inside the park, with 2 more located just on the outside (1 is in the Electric Mountain visitor centre), toilets are available in the park also, and there is a scattering of shops such as gift shops, shops selling walking clothes, a shop selling hand-made things from slate such as door plates. There's a lot to do for everyone at Parc Padarn. There are 5 official walkways, which are colour-coded and vary in difficulty from a short flat walk accessible to wheelchair users, to a more advanced 5 mile walk around the lake with some steep climbs. You're advised not to stray from the walkways. On the lake there's opportunities to scuba dive, sail a dinghy or kayak, or to sail a remote control boat. There's a few childrens' play areas which are always fairly busy and look well-equipped, and there's a tree top adenture activitiy. In the main entrence to Parc Padarn there's a museum, which is free to enter, with several shows and displays of the old slate quarry workings, as well as a few old-fashioned houses to peek into. I love going here and probably visit a couple of times a week, even throughout the winter.

Great go-karting, tenpin bowling, quadbiking, archery, kayaking, and now wakeboarding. Soft play…read morearea for small kids. Great local farm shop.

I've been here before. Nice activities to do. Quading,go-karting,fishing etc. The bad thing about…read moreit is the prices. Decreasing the price a bit would attact more customers. It's enjoyable though

Awesome experience!! We went on a foggy day with a bit of very light rain but it certainly didn't…read moredampen the mood! No pun intended. Plenty of parking at the location in Penrhyn quarry where you get kitted out in all the necessary safety gear and a safety talk. From there you walk to the little zipper to build your confidence for the big zip line! You then get into one of their big trucks and travel up the bumpy road to the top and all whilst getting a great view and a talk of the area. You arrive and if it is raining there is a hut at the top where you can wait before being called out. They strap you in and make all the safety checks, count you down if racing against someone and away you go on the longest zip line in Europe and getting to speeds of 100mph plus! You travel for a few seconds before you go over the edge and the entire quarry is beneath you, truly exhilarating! Definitely recommend it and maybe check out there other activities whilst you're up there! North Wales is really spectacular!!

We visited the little fairground off the Maes in Pwllheli with our kids aged 9 and 4 over the…read moresummer. It's not great as there isn't all that much there, there's the dodgems, a ghost train, a slide and some smaller rides for younger kids. What it is though is very reasonably priced, with the smaller rides starting a 50p a go and the dodgems at £2 a car, however as the cars are two seaters that's £1 a person. It was very quiet when we were there so when the kids went on the dodgems they were the only car so they had no one to bump into, probably for the best! We had a fun, and not too expensive, half hour of entertainment.