The continued local lockdowns across the majority of Wales and areas of the UK, coupled with guidance from Welsh Government around non-essential travels, has made it necessary to review our planned opening for Oakwood’s Spooktacular Halloween event. We are disappointed to announce that this weekend’s planned opening for Spooktacular has been cancelled. We apologise for … Continued
We’ve put together this half-term survival guide, showcasing some of the best things to see and do in South Wales this October. Fun, safe and affordable, these brilliant day-out ideas can help keep you and your little ones sane this half term.
We’ve gathered data on the UK’s best-loved sweet and chocolate brands to see which is the go-to treat for Halloween.
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We’ve put together a few of our favourite costume ideas for kids from their first Halloween all the way up to secondary schoolers. We’ve separated them by age, and even come up with a few ideas for groups if your kids want to gang together with their siblings, cousins or friends from school.
The impact of local lockdowns across Wales and the rest of the UK, coupled with guidance from Welsh Government around non-essential travel, means Oakwood has taken a heavy hearted business decision to reduce some of our opening hours for the rest of this season.
In line with Welsh government guidelines, the wearing of face masks in indoor public spaces is compulsory.
(Updated: 28/09/2020) Oakwood Theme Park is aware of the recent Welsh Government announcement and introduction of local lockdown measures in:
Leave your lunchbox at home! Here at Oakwood Theme Park we are proud to be a registered on the Eat Out to Help Out governmental scheme. Park visitors on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays during August 2020 can split their bill with the government!
One week in and here’s an update about how things are going here at Oakwood from Park Director Phil Verbinnen.