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Christmas Experience at Bluestone

According to The Sun: One of the British resorts often regarded as an affordable alternative to Center Parcs is offering a festive Christmas program in Lapland this year at prices significantly lower than its competitors.

Bluestone National Park in Pembrokeshire is usually considered one of the best resorts in the UK.

This year, the festive experience 'Kingdom of Elves' returns, offering visitors full immersion in the holiday atmosphere.

Children will be able to visit the Elf School, where they will 'graduate' after various activities: helping Santa with delivering letters and decorating the Christmas tree alongside elves.

Families will enjoy breakfast in Rudolph's dining hall, as well as live performances.

Children will have the chance to meet Santa Claus in the Lodge.

Festive Stays and Entertainment

Holiday offers include the option to stay in various cottages and homes designed to comfortably accommodate up to 14 people.

The park's main attraction, Seren-don, will be transformed into a life-sized snow globe.

The Tropical Blue Lagoon Waterpark will keep its doors open, and there will be a spa center available for adults.

Families can engage in star gazing and perhaps even spot the Northern Lights due to the low levels of light pollution.

Weekend offers in November start from £555 for four people.

The Sun's Visit to Bluestone at Christmas

Sally Land, columnist for The Sun, visited Bluestone at Christmas last year.

Within minutes of arrival, it became clear that most guests were Christmas enthusiasts - many were bringing their Christmas trees and decorations, and golf buggies were often adorned with tinsel and baubles.

Among the guests were entire families dressed up as Santa or elves, and I noticed several very stylish Christmas outfits. Wherever you were, the standard greeting was ‘Merry Christmas’.

Many activities were aimed at younger children, but my kids also had plenty of fun.

The kids were thrilled with the Elf Lagoon and could have stayed there, floating down the Lazy River and sliding down various slides, if not for their hunger.

The two youngest also attended the Elf School, which was a fantastic experience with plenty of activities, although perhaps a bit simple for them.

Our whole group attended the Christmas show 'The Snow Maiden and Seven Elves', where even the teenagers laughed at the jokes.

The performance was very engaging and well-suited for families; we were all impressed with the singing.

One thing is certain: to visit Bluestone Kingdom Of The Elves and not feel the festive spirit is simply impossible.

This is significantly cheaper than at Center Parcs, where similar offers start at £999.

Families have repeatedly celebrated their holidays at the park during Christmas.

One of the reviews from last year: “This was our third consecutive Christmas holiday, and it was as good as the first.”

Another person wrote: “The resort made a lot of effort.”

“The Santa Grotto was one of the best I've ever visited, my 4-year-old loved it.”

The third review: “The staff and elves on-site were absolutely fantastic; they made an effort to create a magical Christmas experience for our 6-year-old daughter.”

“They really embodied the festive spirit, their enthusiasm and attention to detail were impressive.”

One of the reviews compared Seren-don to “a trip to the North Pole.”

Overall, Bluestone offers a Christmas experience that delights both children and adults, inviting them into a true holiday fairy tale, making it an ideal destination for family festivities.

With a well-thought-out program and affordable prices, Bluestone National Park firmly establishes itself as a popular choice for celebrating Christmas.