Welcome back to an exciting and fun-packed season at Brynteg.
We’ve got so much for you to enjoy this year;
Great evening menus with value for money offers
Offers on drinks
20% discount card
More owner-exclusive events
Diamond Jubilee Olympics
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January 24th, 2012Brynteg Open Weekends
January 24th, 2012To entice new customers to join us at Brynteg we have set up some exciting open days to try out our fantastic leisure activities and even get a taste of Brynteg from our exciting new menu for 2012.
Open weekend dates – 11th & 12th February and 18th & 19th February.
Timed over half term to give our guests a choice to let their kids have a fun day out, with lots of indoor activities on typically cold February days including;
Swimming
Snorkelling
Water Walkerz
Sea Scooters
Climbing Wall
Trampolining
Archery on all-weather ranges
To find out more call 08000 147719 using ref OEO112 to book your visit.
Brynteg in the community
January 24th, 2012Brynteg, always involved in some way in the community, will be spearheading links with our local primary school Ysgol Gynradd in the village of Cwm-Y-Glo by providing an exciting after school club on weekdays giving over 24 local children the opportunity to have fun and keep fit enjoying one or more of the many activities we promote for our guests; Archery, swimming, snorkelling, climbing wall and aeroball to name but a few.
But that’s not all! Our celebrity chef Tom Bridge will be helping teach and develop a healthy meals and packed lunch workshop for kids and parents.
Headmaster Garem Jackson is excited about the possibilities and we hope to develop the club further as the years go on.
Caravan Show – Event City
January 24th, 201219th – 22nd January Brynteg showcase the new Willerby New Hampton at the first caravan show with thousands of visitors – it was a great success!
Also visiting was celebrity chef Tom Bridge who tantalised many visitors’ taste buds with his signature Eccles Cakes and for the early birds his delicious ‘breakfast pie’.
Tom will feature more and more at Brynteg over the coming season with his Gastro Evenings and helping design our exciting new season menu.
Best “Fish & Chip Shop in Wales” Enochs of Llandudno
October 17th, 2011Welcome to Enochs Fish & Chips
Are you sitting comfortably…then we shall begin…
Our locals will tell you some fine old tale of Arthur Enoch Hughes, a local fish merchant who transformed what was once the Electra Fish Bar into the landmark ‘Enochs Fish & Chips’ here in
Enochs Fish and Chips
Junction in North Wales.
Customers from all over the country who travelled along the old coast road longed to stop and experience the taste and quality of the finest fish and chips around.
Enochs has changed ownership over the years, not only has it been cherished by Enoch himself but also by the Charmichel family who carried on the tradition in the early eighties, later passing the responsibility to John and Linda Norcliffe who continued to provide high standards, not even the opening of the A55 tunnel under the Conwy estuary would deter travellers diverting from their journey to enjoy quality fish and chips at Enochs.
In June 2006 Danny took over the business and with his team hope Enochs will still be your destination fish and chips cafe, continuing to provide you, our valued customer, the quality and tradition you have longed enjoyed.
Brynteg would highly recommend “Enochs” for a call on your way to the park or certainly on your way home. Enoch’s won “Top 10 Restaurants” with The Times in August 2011.
Please visit their website for directions and a glimpse of their delicious menu http://www.enochs.co.uk/food/
SUMMER BALL WITH BRYNTEG GOLF SOCIETY
September 21st, 2011The Brynteg Golf Society started in 2005, with just 5 members who started playing on a Sunday morning and it has gradually grown to 20 members.
The Summer Ball
The Summer Ball at Brynteg was started as a presentation evening for the members and their partners who started with around 24 guests and in 2011 it has reached more than 42. Brynteg Owners Golf Society play 3 to 4 competitions per year and all are played on a range of North Wales golf clubs. They include fancy dress days for golfers and non golfers for a little added fun.
On the day of the Summer Ball a golf competition was held during the day and then we arrived at the stunning Lakeside bistro at Brynteg, overlooking the lake with breathtaking views of Snowdonia. The evening tee’s off with drinks on arrival, followed by a superb 3 course meal with entertainment.
Brynteg Golf Society welcome new owners, young or old, beginners, amateurs or professionals, please contact reception for more information on 01286 873100.
New Activity for 2012 at Brynteg – WATER ROLLERZ
September 1st, 2011Exciting new activity planned for 2012 at Brynteg – Water Rollerz. Please click on this link to view the activity http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guaJkXplZ_0
Our newest and guranteed to be our most popular activity. Have a go in our Water Roller for a chance to walk on water next season!
Brynteg owners get 15% off RibRide rides and private charters
July 22nd, 2011We would like to announce our fantastic new partnership with RibRide; providers of Adventure Boat Tours on the Menai Strait. We have secured an exclusive Brynteg discount of 15% on Rib Rides and private charters for Brynteg home owners. One hour Rib Ride trips are normally £20 per person and £15 for under 16’s.
A RibRide is an exciting way to enjoy the coastal area on the Menai Strait, whether it’s the adrenaline rush of high speed turns or the encounters with wildlife, you are sure to return to Brynteg with a smile on your face!
Rib Rides:
You could enjoy a Rib Ride on the Menai Strait
A one hour experience, sailing from Victoria Dock, Caernarfon or Moel Y don on Anglesey to explore the coast of North Wales. Experience thetranquillity of the Menai Strait, its stately homes, ferocious tides and whirlpools or travel seaward to Llandwyn Island, a rocky peninsula of outstanding natural beauty surrounded by white sandy beaches.
RibRide vessels are state of the art RIB’s with a quiet but powerful 250hp engine, capable of carrying up to 11 people at 50mph, in comfort.
Private RIB Charter:
Ever dreamed of having your own powerboat to hand to whisk you and your family or group of friends away for a day on the water? You can now charter your very own RibRide vessel for the day; you can explore remote beaches, offshore islands and visit scenery that can only be seen from the water.
Join the 8.0m RIB, with your own private skipper and guide, imagine having access to remote beaches and unique scenery at your own leisure, with the security of a qualified and knowledgeable skipper. No fuelling up and launching at the start of the day, no worrying about what to do during the day and most importantly, no cleaning up at the end. Simply leave the boat with your smiles and memories.
Safety First…
For your peace of mind, RibRide boats are fully compliant with all the regulations for maritime operation. All RibRide staff hold appropriate professional qualifications and are experienced in the unique demands of this environment. RibRide do have waterproofs but please dress for the changeable conditions our country can offer, life jackets are provided.
If you want to know more about RibRide and static caravans for sale or rental, please give us a call on 0800 014 7719 or email enquiries@brynteg.co.uk
Something different – Archery tips
July 8th, 2011Archery is a sport that the whole family can get involved in here at Brynteg; we have put together a list of Archery tips.
• Never point a bow and arrow loaded or unloaded at another person, only point your bow at the target as it can cause serious injury.
• Don’t shoot an arrow straight up into the air; you don’t know where it’s going to land. You could hit another person, or yourself.
• Never shoot an arrow into the distance not knowing where it might land. It’s possible you could hit someone if you do this.
• Check your arrows damage, if you find any that have defects let a member of staff know straight away.
• Always make sure the arrows you use are the correct length for your bow. If you are unsure-ask a member of staff.
• Don’t draw the bowstring back, or release it if there is no arrow on it. This can damage the bow.
• When pulling arrows from the target make sure nobody is standing behind you, you don’t want them to get the rear end of an arrow in the eye or face.
• Never draw the point of the arrow back inside the bow. If you do, the arrow can snap when released and pieces could stick in your arm.
• Don’t jerk the string back when you shoot, this can cause the arrow to be drawn back inside the bow, which is definitely not good!
• Never run towards the target! Walk slowly looking for arrows that may have fallen short. If you step on one you could end up getting injured.
Remember if you are unsure of anything, our fully trained Go Active team are always on hand to answer any enquiries and provide support.
If you would like to book an Archery session please contact our Go Active booking reception on 01286 873 103.
Archery is a sport that the whole family can get involved in here at Brynteg; we have put together a list of Archery tips to ensure you are safe while having fun!
Brynteg's Archery Range
Never point a bow and arrow loaded or unloaded at another person, only point your bow at the target as it can cause serious injury.
- Don’t shoot an arrow straight up into the air; you don’t know where it’s going to land. You could hit another person, or yourself.
- Never shoot an arrow into the distance not knowing where it might land. It’s possible you could hit someone if you do this.
- Check your arrows damage, if you find any that have defects let a member of staff know straight away.
- Always make sure the arrows you use are the correct length for your bow. If you are unsure-ask a member of staff.
- Don’t draw the bowstring back, or release it if there is no arrow on it. This can damage the bow.
- When pulling arrows from the target make sure nobody is standing behind you, you don’t want them to get the rear end of an arrow in the eye or face.
- Never draw the point of the arrow back inside the bow. If you do, the arrow can snap when released and pieces could stick in your arm.
- Don’t jerk the string back when you shoot, this can cause the arrow to be drawn back inside the bow, which is definitely not good!
- Never run towards the target! Walk slowly looking for arrows that may have fallen short. If you step on one you could end up getting injured.
Remember if you are unsure of anything, our fully trained Go Active team are always on hand to answer any enquiries and provide support.
If you would like to book an Archery session please contact our Go Active booking reception on 01286 873 103.
Go Active with Craig Tranter
July 7th, 2011We would like to officially introduce you all to Craig Tranter, who joined us at the beginning of the 2011 season; he is the Go Active activities programme leader here at Brynteg. You have probably already seen him around the park, quite often dressed as a cowboy, crazy clown or swashbuckling pirate. He’s a friendly guy so make sure you go up and say hi.
At just 23 Craig’s CV is impressive, he has been a bingo caller, a life coach and a holiday rep in New Zealand, Australia and the Greek Islands. Before coming to Brynteg he was the activities leader for a holiday park in the Isle of Wight.
Craig loves his job, he is always busy making sure the Go Active activities are running smoothly and everyone is enjoying themselves.
One thing you’ll notice about Craig – he never stops!
If you would like to know more about the Go Active programme of activities please contact our Go Active booking reception on 01286 873 103.
Craig Tranter
We would like to officially introduce you all to Craig Tranter, who joined us at the beginning of the 2011 season; he is the Go Active activities programme leader here at Brynteg. You have probably already seen him around the park, quite often dressed as a cowboy, crazy clown or swashbuckling pirate. He’s a friendly guy so make sure you go up and say hi.
At just 23 Craig’s CV is impressive, he has been a bingo caller, a life coach and a holiday rep in New Zealand, Australia and the Greek Islands. Before coming to Brynteg he was the activities leader for a holiday park in the Isle of Wight.
Craig loves his job, he is always busy making sure the Go Active activities are running smoothly and everyone is enjoying themselves.
One thing you’ll notice about Craig – he never stops!
If you would like to know more about the Go Active programme of activities please contact our Go Active booking reception on 01286 873 103.