A NEW resort in Dyserth is being developed by North Wales company, Lyons Holiday Parks.
Due to open in 2024, the site will feature 82 lodges, with all overnight guests having unlimited access to the resort’s leisure club and entertainment.
As part of the development, Lyons is also encouraging people to suggest names for the new resort.
You can submit your suggested name(s) in the form on its website - www.lyonsholidayparks.co.uk/north-wales-resort - and in return, you can also be in with a chance to experience a preview VIP package before its official opening.
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The resort is expected to attract up to at least 20,000 extra staying visitors, as well as delivering leisure and dining facilities.
It will also bring jobs and substantial economic benefits to the area.
A spokesperson for Lyons said: “Whether you are using the facilities to work out or unwind, the resort will have something for everyone.
“Whether you are looking for a day, half-day, or overnight spa break, they plan to have an experience to suit.
“A visit to North Wales’ newest resort can also be an adventure, with a range of activities for the whole family.
“The choice is yours to do as little or as much as you want, to create your perfect adventure.
“Bustling all year round, North Wales’ newest resort will be an excellent base for exploring beautiful beaches, thrilling mountain scenery, to fascinating ancient culture and heritage.”
Further details about the new resort will be confirmed in due course.
Lyons, a family-run business founded in 1924 in Rhyl, operates 20 sites across Flintshire, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd, and Allonby in Cumbria.
It won silver in the medium category “best company for UK parks and lodges holidays” at last year’s British Travel Awards.
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