Description
Join us every weekend up until Christmas including 20th & 23rd December for our Magical Winter Woodland Grotto experience between 10am & 1pm. 30minute sessions £12.50 per child.
This magical experience entails:
- Interaction with elves,
- Collection gift bag to put all your items inside from your visit (Activity Passport included inside)
- Letter writing to Father Christmas,
- Meet Father Christmas,
- Selfie photo taken with Frame
- Christmas Tree Decoration Making,
- Make your own reindeer food
- 'A Christmas Wish'
- Hot chocolate and gingerbread man from our Café - Activity Passport Stamped
- "Where's Elfie?" missing Elf trail through Cnwch Woods
Includes FREE PARKING at the Visitor Centre (Please register vehicle at reception).
Magical Winter Woodland Grotto
- other
- 30 mins
- Up to 10 people
(4.6)
3350 reviews
Powys, GB
- From£12.50/ child
Top reviews
(4.6)
a month ago
My wife and I spent about 3 hours visiting the dams here. Amazing structures in beautiful surroundings. We underestimated the size of the area and ended up driving around in the dark. Visitor centre is good, clean ...
Dave Cargill
2 months ago
Great visitor centre with lovely staff! There's a cafe, toilets, and a shop (as well as information about where to walk and what to see). If the weather is nice enough there's also picnic tables :) We went for a walk ...
Helen Chambers
2 months ago
The staff is very friendly and helpful. We a6sk for a quick walk as we were with little kids. We were advised to the blue trail which we did. The dam is impressive, the views are very breathtaking. There are lots of ...
Patrycja Swieca goslawski
2 months ago
Wonderful place to visit. Pay £3 for parking at the visitor centre and you can park in any of their carparks dotted around the dams. There is a cafe serving nice hot food in the visitor centre. Lots of countryside and ...
Phil
3 months ago
Easy to find. Good parking and facilities. Gift shop and room with video and audio presentations and supporting wall art and 3d modelling explaining the history and how valleys were dammed to store water for Birmingham ...
KEITH Hammond
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