New £200m adventure resort opens in Wales with hotel, spa, restaurant and ski slopes

A HUGE £200m adventure resort with ski slopes, hotel and spa is planning to open in Wales.

Afan Valley Adventure Resort, first announced in 2019, has since received a conditional zoning permit.

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Talbot Council in Port Neath confirmed that the planning permission had been approved under a number of conditions, including the creation of a solar farm and a £180,000 contribution to a near cycle route. there.

The resort has been extended its planning application for 2020 due to the pandemic.

Talbot Neath Port Council Leader, Councilmember Ted Latham speak: “Neath Port Talbot Council is committed to recreating and transforming the Afan Valley and we are excited about Wildfox Resort’s potential to help achieve this.”

According to Powell Dobson, who is designing the massive attraction, there will be four activity zones – Alpine, Forest Trails and Xtreme Zone.

They explain: “The resort will include ski slopes, zip lines, treetop rope courses, Bear Grylls Survival Academy, water adventure park, equestrian center, cycling climbing, BMX and skating park, luxury spa, central square with shops and restaurants, 100 bed hotel and 500 luxury motels”

Other activities may include water sports facilities, including scuba diving, sailing and surfing.

Resort holidays can operate on a similar schedule to Center Parcs, with guests arriving on Monday or Friday for three, four or seven days.

The project is being led by Peter Moore, who brought Center Parcs to the UK, although an official opening date is yet to be confirmed.

There are plenty of exciting new attractions that hope to open in the UK over the next few years.

ONE £300m attraction is about to open in Blackpool, with three giant indoor theme parks, live shows, and a number of games and shows.

ONE New £250m spa and indoor water park will also open in the UK soon, with Manchester’s Therme set to open in 2023.

And London Resort theme park what has been dubbed the UK’s Disneyland has delayed its opening to 2025.

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