Activity
Adventure Parc Snowdonia, Adventure Parc Snowdonia
10am till sunset 7 days a week
free surf from £40.00, adult lesson from £60, kids £50. Wetsuit hire £6
Adventure Park Snowdonia (previously known as Surf Snowdonia) was the world's first artificial wave lagoon for surfing. As well as surfing there are a number of other attractions including climbing walls, indoor assault course, indoor caving, high ropes, zip lines, soft play and bike track. There is also a bar, restaurant and cafe. Definitely worth visiting if you are in the area.
Adventure Parc Snowdonia is the perfect place to learn or practice your advanced surfing skills. In a controlled environment a predictable wave is created every few minutes from around waist height at its highest point decreasing gradually at the sides and ends of the pool. At 300m in length you can surf a breaking wave for around 20 seconds (around 150m distance) and the waves gradually subside at the sides and ends of the lagoon which is where the learners surf. You can bring your own equipment or hire boards and wet suits
If surfing isn't your thing then there's plenty more to keep you occupied. The lagoon is also used for stand up paddle boarding and open water swimming or you can try non water realted activities like the climbing wall (indoor and outdoor), zip line and free fall tower, indoor "Ninja" assault course or pump track for bikes and skateboards (bring your own or hire them).
There's also a shop stocking a range of surfboards, wetsuits and clothing.
To end the day why not visit the onsite bar, restaurant or cafe? These open earlier and close later than the water based activities with service from 08:30am to 9pm
For full details and latest information on opening hours, please visit their website:
https://www.adventureparcsnowdonia.com/
Location
Surf Snowdonia is located in the Conwy valley in the village of Dolgarrog, just outside the Snowdonia national park. A 25 minute drive form Llanduno and Conwy. On site facilities include parking, restaurant, cafe and shop.
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Find a holiday cottage near to Adventure Parc Snowdonia
Stay in one of our conveniently located holiday cottages near to Surf Snowdonia. A great base for your visit to North Wales and to explore the beautiful countryside, historic castles and many other activities in the area!
Cottages in Snowdonia
Choose a cottage in the Snowdonia area for qucik access into the Snowdonia National Park. From remote cottages overlooked by soaring mountains to cottages in small villages you can find the right level of "countryside" for you.
Find Holiday Cottages in Rowen
Stay in Rowen in the Conwy Valley. This lovely village is full of character, has a popular pub and plenty of walking in the area. The village is within the Snowdonia National Park with all of it's attractions including Surf Snowdonia and the Zip World adventures. Conwy and Llandudno are a short drive away.