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North Wales holiday park unveils £350,000 investment in facilities

16.05.2026 09:33 1 min 2 sources РУС
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North Wales holiday park unveils £350,000 investment in facilities
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Pario Holiday Parks has completed a £350,000 refurbishment at Tan Rallt Holiday Park in Abergele. Work began in January and covered the spa, gym, restaurant and a new dog-friendly bar.

The family-run Tan Rallt Holiday Park in Abergele, North Wales, has completed a £350,000 refurbishment. Work started in January and included a full upgrade of the spa, gym and restaurant, as well as the opening of a new bar for guests with dogs. The project was carried out using local contractors.

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North Wales holiday park unveils £350,000 investment in facilities

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North Wales holiday park unveils £350,000 investment in facilities

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