What a wonderful golf course. The views are spectacular, as you would expect from the 3rd highest…read morecourse in Great Britain.

If you enjoy sports then this place won't disappoint you. Good facilities that are well maintained…read more The people that I have had interation with that work there have all been very friendly Staff and always helpful. There is convenient easy parking at this centre. We have enjoyed the range of opportunities they provide and how helpful the information provided is. We are always happy to go here and will use them again when we are in the area looking for some sporting activities. Prices are reasonable and pretty typical for this kind of centre.

This is no ordinary health club yes, you have the treadmills, the bikes, the studio. But you also…read morehave kinesis, some of the best personal trainers in the county and a split level gym with a boxing ring, sprint zone, concept rowing machines everything you want in a gym. As well as the gym there are the tennis courts, 6 of which are indoors. The tennis facilities are so good that they host international events here. After you have finished your workout or game of tennis you can relax in the luxurious club room with some fresh ground coffee or something a little stronger from the bar. Staff are all helpful and make you feel welcome. Nearly forgot to mention the swimming pool, not the biggest in the world but great to unwind in or you can spend some time in the sauna or steam room. Everything you could want from a health club and a little more.

As a member of Market Drayton Young Farmers Club and someone who loves nothing better than a…read moresession of bowling, we are frequent visitors here. In fact it has been chosen as the venue for the upcoming county competition in January. Sunday nights especially are great to attend, 4 games for £10 makes it excellent value. The other attraction is laserquest; built over two levels this remains my favourite places to run around and pretend to shoot people! On a Tuesday you can play for just £3 a game.

Wanted womewhere to go on the last day of our holiday in Shrewsbury, and decided to look up game…read morearcades. This was the only one I culd find in Shropshire. We were pleasantly surprised. They have a bunch of Namco games such as a pacman air hockey game, motorbike and car racing, basketball and a silly chicken game where you catch eggs. A good selection. We also got some appetizers and icecream sundaes that were yummy. Played a game of bowling. I thought it was neat that we didn't have to change our shoes. The staff was friendly, especially Simon who helped us with almost everything we wanted to do there. We had a really fun few hrs.

Recently had an charity event to attend here was a great venue on a nice summers day. Great service…read moremade us feel really welcomed at the time there wasn't a cricket match on or any football matches. Destination is in the middle of an estate which over looks the cricket club.

This place is older than gods dog- I learnt to swim here about 18 years ago!…read more Thankfully is has had a refurb since then, but some parts still look a little worn down - like the swimming pool for example. Also as it's a council building don't expect anything luxuries, but it is for the most part very clean and has good prices. As well as the pool it has a gym, health spa, several function rooms, a cafe and a small shop selling kit for swimming and other fitness related activities. All in all I think I really lucky to have a council building with reasonable prices, thats clean, tidy and a stone throw from my house. Especially when everything seems to be private health clubs. If your a TLC card holder you get a small discount taken off and even better for any of you OAP Yelpers out there you can swim for just £1!

A fun place for the kids to play for a reasonable entry price…read more Theres a soft play area for the under 2s to crawl around in with foam blocks and walls. Between the age of 2 and 5 theres a small ball pit with climbing apparatus and slide. My almost 3 year old son and his almost 2 year old cousin love this area and will happily climb up, around and then slide into the ball pit while we watch. For the older children theres a much larger climbing area with a huge wavy slide. For a small fee the children can drive the safari cars or/and have a go on the jungle train. They also hold partys which are very reasonably priced, and the children all love it. It includes dancing games, a meal, drinks, a ride on the train, playing on the apparatus and a goody bag, though when they play on the apparatus the staff leave them to their own devices. There is also a cafe to get drinks and food from and a large seating area in the middle. During the holidays it is manic, with the seating area full of parents, the children running wild on the apparatus. It is extremely noisy. With all this the staff are amazing, calm, helpful and polite.

I was at JungleLand today and i thought that the toilets were amazingly clean, never smelt i also…read morethought that the high chairs were clean aswell and the food was very tasty and value for money. As i was looking in the kitchen it was immaculate. The staff were very polite, very helpful and i would recommend JunlgeLand0 to anyone who would like a nice day out with their family. Also the play areas were very clean no dirty marks and they were very pleasant for the parents to play with their children its a very good value day out it is low cost and you are made very welcome as soon as you walk through the door again i would deffinately recommend jungle land for a excellent day out to anyone.

I remember fondly a number of visits to the reservoir at Vyrnwy. It's in a lovely and relatively…read moreunvisited part of Wales, although the shores of the lake can get busy in summer with walkers, cyclists, bird watchers, people sailing and even horse riding. After heavy rain, (quite likely in this part of Wales) there are some impressive waterfalls which feed the lake at various points - and when full, the roar of water cascading over the top is very impressive in itself. It's Severn Trent's largest dam - when full, containing over 13 billion gallons of water. The village which was submerged was called Llanwddyn. The church, two chapels, three pubs and the houses of over forty families were demolished and a new village built just down-stream. It is said that even the bodies from the graveyard were relocated. The new village now makes much of its living from tourists who visit the dam and lake.

A remote and tranquil, place to visit. Besides a nature reserve (there are many hides around the…read morebanks), it is a beautiful lake where you can admire the views, have a picnic (there are several designated sites) or even walk the 11 miles all the way round if you're fit enough (I'm not)! Good for cycling too. The 19th century stone dam is the first of its type in the world - it carries water over the top instead of in a low channel. There is a road bridge along the top which is never busy with traffic, so it makes a nice stroll. This is one of the 'controversial' Welsh reservoirs where the water actually travels to England - in this case, Liverpool. The Welsh residents in the village were forced to move to another site!