My little 3 year old loves this indoor play area, its bright and colourful and has a range of fun…read moreactivities for kids to climb up, slide down and explore. It has the usual cafe which serves hot and cold meals and a large screen tv with sky sports. It's a little bit smaller than many play centres but ideal for younger children. If you are thinking of having a party, you can hire out one of their many themed party rooms. One is a disco room complete with disco lights, a bubble machine and a hi-fi system. What is handy about this place is that they have an onsite hair dressing salon called KUTZ. Girls prices start from £5.00 and Boys prices from £4.50. Adults can get a hair cut too. You may find this place difficult to spot the first time you visit but when you do there is free parking available to the front and rear.

I remember fondly a number of visits to the reservoir at Vyrnwy. It's in a lovely and relatively…read moreunvisited part of Wales, although the shores of the lake can get busy in summer with walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, people sailing and even horse riding. After heavy rain, (quite likely in this part of Wales) there are some impressive waterfalls which feed the lake at various points - and when full, the roar of water cascading over the top is very impressive in itself. It's Severn Trent's largest dam - when full, containing over 13 billion gallons of water. The village which was submerged was called Llanwddyn. The church, two chapels, three pubs and the houses of over forty families were demolished and a new village built just down-stream. It is said that even the bodies from the graveyard were relocated. The new village now makes much of its living from tourists who visit the dam and lake.

A remote and tranquil, place to visit. Besides a nature reserve (there are many hides around the…read morebanks), it is a beautiful lake where you can admire the views, have a picnic (there are several designated sites) or even walk the 11 miles all the way round if you're fit enough (I'm not)! Good for cycling too. The 19th century stone dam is the first of its type in the world - it carries water over the top instead of in a low channel. There is a road bridge along the top which is never busy with traffic, so it makes a nice stroll. This is one of the 'controversial' Welsh reservoirs where the water actually travels to England - in this case, Liverpool. The Welsh residents in the village were forced to move to another site!

Brilliant Squash Club. Very good subscription rates Seniors…read more£60.00 Juniors (in full time education) £30.00 or where there are two children from the same family £50.00 Family (2 adults plus children) £90.00 Very friendly members. Children also welcome. Coaching given Team squash

An unsung gem of the Welsh countryside (you'd be amazed how many people haven't heard of this place…read more- don't remain one of them). Park up at the visitor centre (£1) and take a long relaxing walk along the dam's retaining wall - with picturesque views down across the lower valley - or for a much more enriching experience, park on the access road on the other side of the reservoir, which you'll find by taking the B4501 from Denbigh. Apart from having access to the forest walk, there's a plethora of Bronze Age remains - cairns and burial mounds, and a ritual temple - to be found on the well-signposted archaeological trail. Interestingly, only 20 people were ever buried at this location during a 500 year period. You eventually work your way round to the visitor centre, housing a free interpretative exhibition, with a handy cafe and a toilet complex, attached. Whatever the weather (and we've been there on the wintriest of days) it's a fascinatingly eerie (drowned villages always are, somehow) and beautiful spot.

A wonderfully tranquil place. Brilliant hospitality at the cafe and wonderful food for excellent…read moreprices. A wonderful place for a walk and yet it's always so quiet. The roadway around part of the Llyn makes for easy walking for beginners but for the more adventurous there are plenty of other pathways too. A great place to cycle too if that's your bag.

This is the place to take your kids in the holidays or on a rainy weekend. It'll probably be busy…read morethough. The biggest attraction is the wave machine ;) There is also a "baby" pool, a water slide and spectators' area. This pool is suitable for nervous swimmers too, as the floor of the pool graduates; you can wade in til you're comfortable with the depth and stay there! There is also a leisure centre in the building, but I've not used it (see Waterworld in the town centre)

This pool is great. We are a family of 3 and our 2 year old has so much confidence around the…read morewater. Its nice that there is so much shallow water that allows her to continue her belief that 'I can swim by myself' There is an abundance of floats and toys (watering cans etc) both in and around the pool. Great slides for all ages but safe if you have a 2 year old that thinks they can rule the world. I wouldn't recommend this pool if you are keeping fit because it was inundated with kids and no lap lane. The changing rooms are pretty poor though, no individual showers and the family areas weren't clean. If you can look past this and have a good wash at home it's a great place. I wasn't aware that the swimming is in sessions which I guess may only be during peak periods but the timing was just right for us and made it easier to persuade little one to get out.

Recently had an charity event to attend here was a great venue on a nice summers day. Great service…read moremade us feel really welcomed at the time there wasn't a cricket match on or any football matches. Destination is in the middle of an estate which over looks the cricket club.

The course here is diverse enough for anyone to enjoy, the front nine with wood and water obstacles…read moreand the back nine more length and bunkers to challenge you. You normally have tio book a tee-time afew days in advance as it can get very busy. They aren't too strict though and generally the other golfers are friendly and have abit of patience. Its quite a long walk around but buggys can be rented by members. Non-members can play for a fee as long as they are with an established member and have their own set, sharing is not allowed. The club shop is small, expensive and the products distinctly average but the pro offers afew tips from here so it can be worth looking in. You can also get lessons around the course. The restaurant and bar are abit formal and not particularly good value, but its the place to be seen by the older socialites around the area. The only put off here is the condition of the greens, they are very lumpy and slow making it hard to score well until you are used to them. There has been investment promised which maybe underway by now.

The ground staff and some members have worked hard recently and the course is looking very, very…read moregood and will be in excellent condition in the next few weeks. OK so the club house and shop are quite small, everyone is very friendly and it is not expensive to have a snack at lunchtime. If you want a pleasant days golf this is the place to be.

I've been lucky enough to do cricket scoring at this cricket ground, and found the box to be of a…read morehigh standard compared to the grounds i have usually worked in. The ground itself was good, although a few of our players grumbled about things, although i think this was due more to the loss! The bar is of a very good size, and very well stocked, with good, friendly, quick serving staff. Well located for anice quiet game of cricket too.

Can't tell you much about the cricket or the sports side of it but the cricket club has a function…read moreroom which is reasonably priced to hire out for functions. Its a lovely room with a bar and a nice sized dancefloor.