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Half Term Halloween Events in Wales | Castles, Pumpkins & Family Fun

Explore Wales this half term with Halloween events for all ages. Think castle trails, pumpkin picking, spooky storytelling and fun for all the family!

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Halloween 2015...
 

Family Friendly Half Term Activities in North Wales

Looking for an atmospheric autumn walk, a spooky Halloween experience, or a spot of pumpkin picking? Check out these family friendly half term activities…

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Halloween 2015...
 

Halloween Family Fun 

Looking for a spooktacular train journey, an atmospheric autumn walk or to pick your own pumpkin? Check out these family friendly Halloween activities…

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TOP 5
 

Top 5 | Holiday Cottages for Half Term

Half term is nearly upon us and if you haven’t made plans yet, you just might want to consider coming to Snowdonia. There is so much to do here from adventure activities like canyoning, gorge walking, surfing, zip lines and climbing to visiting the castles, panning for gold, and learning about King Arthur and Merlin. Last but not least, our beautiful beaches, lakes, and mountains offer days out that will provide you with memories for life. To tempt you a little more, here are our Top 5 | Holiday Cottages for Half Term…   NANT SLEEPS 3 | FARM STAY | WIFI | NEAR BEACH | NEAR PUB | REAL FIRE Nant, which means brook or spring in welsh and refers to the small brook that runs past this cottage, is a two bedroom self-catering barn conversion in Dyffryn Ardudwy. Perfect if you are a small group and ideally located to make of the most of…

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