GreenWood Forest Park, Y Felinheli

Name: GreenWood Forest Park
Address: Bush Road, Y Felinheli, LL55 3AD, United Kingdom

#1 among attractions in Y Felinheli

Amusement, Park, Theme park, Amusement park

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Nestled in the heart of North Wales, GreenWood Forest Park offers a unique blend of eco-friendly entertainment and outdoor adventure that sets it apart from your typical amusement park. Located near the city of Y Felinheli, this family-focused attraction is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and provides a plethora of activities that harmonize with the natural environment.

As an amusement park in Wales, GreenWood Forest Park prides itself on being the UK's first eco-park of its kind. It features a variety of rides and attractions that are powered by the visitors themselves or by employing renewable energy sources. One of the park's highlights is the Green Dragon Roller Coaster, the world's only people-powered coaster, offering thrill-seekers an exhilarating ride through the trees with minimal environmental impact.

For those looking for a more relaxed experience, the park offers enchanting woodland walks where guests can immerse themselves in the beauty of the Welsh forests. Children can explore the treetop towers, navigate through mazes, and discover the magic of the forest with interactive play areas designed to inspire and delight.

The park also includes a selection of water-based attractions, such as the Solar Splash, the UK's first solar-powered water slide, ensuring fun for all ages while maintaining an eco-conscious approach. Educational shows and craft activities are scheduled throughout the day to engage visitors and promote an understanding of green living practices.

Sustainability is at the core of GreenWood Forest Park's operations. The park has been recognized for its environmental efforts, including the use of solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and the utilization of locally sourced and recycled materials in construction.

Open from late March to early November, GreenWood Forest Park operates seasonally and is subject to weather conditions, which can affect the availability of certain outdoor attractions. It is advisable to check the park's website for the latest opening times and any special events that may be taking place during your visit.

Opened: 1993 (31 years ago)Visitors per year: 150 thous.Elevation: 299 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 53°10'52"N, 4°11'43"W

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Bush RoadY Felinheli LL55 3AD United Kingdom

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