Camping in North Wales with a Pet Rescue Charity

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Jun 25
2021

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The weekend can be as hard as you make it.

Join us for a wonderful near-Summer weekend in North Wales in a campsite that funds a Pet Rescue centre! The area is great for sport climbing in the Dyserth, and Castle Inn quarries. The campsite is also a great location for some lowland or leisure walking, cycling and the beach.

 

Events over the weekend:

There will be at least three activities to choose from on Saturday! They are: Sport Climbing at Castle Inn Quarry, a walk led by Simon H, and a scramble led by Simon D.

On Sunday there will be Sport Climbing in the Dyserth Quarries, and perhaps a short walk.

 

The Campsite:

A limited number of small caravans and campervans will be permitted. Please note, however, that it is a grass field and there is no EHU. Please let me know if you plan to bring a caravan/campervan so I can inform the campsite.

The facilities on the campsite are basic. I believe the loos are of the porta- variety, and there are two gas heated showers. The campsite do supply extras at additional cost, like your own personal shower tent (with USB-powered showers), WC tents, raised fire pits, and even hot tubs!

Pets are welcome, and they even have a dog day care centre!

Please send me a message if you're planning to share a pitch as our group booking is for a number of pitches. I'll otherwise assume everybody is in individual tents.

 

Photographs taken and supplied to OutdoorLads by Dan Byrnes.

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  • Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms, even if they are extremely mild, or who lives or is in a support bubble with someone showing symptoms, is asked not to attend. This is in line with the government’s coronavirus advice.
  • You must also immediately self-isolate and not attend the event if you or someone in your household or support bubble shows coronavirus symptoms or tests positive. You can find the NHS self-isolation guidance here.
  • This event takes place after 21 June 2021, which is currently the earliest date by which the Government hopes that we will have entered Step 4 of the Roadmap out of lockdown. At step 4, the Government hopes to have removed all legal limits on social contact. 
  • It is possible that Step 4 takes place at a date later than 21 June 2021 and could affect this event. We will review the situation as things change and will advise members signed up to the event if there are changes necessary to ensure compliance with restrictions in place at the time of the event. 
  • If the event is unable to proceed sue to Covid-19 restrictions, a replacement date will be offered, or a full refund. 
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