Indoor Snowcentre

Real snow and decet size, you can have fun there, and it's also a great place for kids to learn. They have classes for children at different levels, book online. The only issue with classes is you should book in advance, you may have to wait a few weeks for a particular class. The waiting area is big and there is a cafe. You can also rent all the gear on the spot.

Booked a 3hrs Level 1 group lesson for £115. The group had 10 pupils. Thought I'd be able to learn more than we did in the time we had. Think the group was a few pupils too many. Alot of standing around and waiting for a turn.Have to say though our tutor was amazing. So encouraging, calm and patient. Sadly can't remember his name. But the class was on Saturday 2/12/23 at 8.30am.

If you need to book specific time, better book more than month ago. The staff are friendly and the class is enjoyable. However, it’s tough, you will realise that when you back home

Greta place to learn to snowboard and ski before heading off on your own. They have very skilled and friendly instructors, the group sessions are better value for money and I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to take up Snowboarding.Me and my mate have just passed our Level 4 here, always have a bite to eat in the lodge restaurant and bar before hand and a free drink is on the house after your session.It can get busy at times, but it depends on holidays and weekends as any place would.

We as a family of four had an amazing day out at Santas Winter Wonderland. Our boy age 4 and daughter aged 2 had the best time. Our time was 9:35am on a Sunday, and we felt it wasn’t overly too busy. Just right. The kids managed to go on all the slopes and rides multiple times. They loved gliding round being pulled on the wooden sledges! The pantomime show was fun and engaging even our 2 year old sat through it all (with snacks on tap!).Wrap up warm it’s cold! :-)

Came this week! So no one else for the day pass of the 6 hour skiing lesson set. Adam K taught me and a family member - he was really patient and calm; a great teacher! Snow slope was good as it was steeper one end and had flat bits and a good corner. Rope system was sound but elevator could be slightly faster.Lunch was limited and basic but ok.I think it is slightly too expensive for me. There is a surprise at the entrance - a £2.50 car park fee. Make sure u bring quite a few 20p coins as the lockers require them and they’re a one use coin, so if u open the locker, you have to put a new 20p in!Overall, a great experience and will be back for the advanced ski 3 hour lesson

Great experience for adults and children.Everything can be hired on-site at reasonable prices. It is also very convenient if we have our own gear and warm ski clothes.Helmets (which are mandatory) and poles are available at various sizes and free of charge.Booking in advance is strongly recommended.Great opportunities to get back the basics and muscles memory before planning for winter holidays abroad.Vast selection of indoor activities for everyone beside skiing: rock climbing, lounge restaurants, shopping, children snow-fun activities.

Our Ski session 1&2 with Cameron Berd (not sure about the surname spelling) was amazing! Cameron is a great coach, explains everything you need to know, shows correct way of skiing, keeps advising you what to improve throughout the lesson and he makes it very enjoyable. At some point people from other groups were joining our team to listen to his instructions. I would recommend anyone to book a session with Cameron.

Great place! Our first time skiing ⛷️ and it was great, we booked a private ski tour for beginners and can't recommend it enough, well worth the drive down from London, we will be returning to do the other levels! Thank you to our instructor, Tom, for making our experience fantastic!

The wheelchair experience was mind-blowing and the various photo opportunities were fun. Highly recommend