A Cornish holiday park has unveiled a new £180,000 investment called The Splash Zone.
It provides a new space within the existing swimming pool complex at Trevornick, where young (and the young at heart!) guests can run, jump, play and splash.
The Splash Zone contains two tipping buckets, fountains, water jets, and a raised trickle stream, making it perfect for babies, toddlers, non-swimmers and those unable to access the pool itself.
General manager Adrian Tribe said: "We are so thrilled to have opened The Splash Zone after weeks of hard work by all involved to bring it to completion.
"We had a good year in 2021 and re-investing that success back into the park will be great for the guests and for us.
"It’s a brilliant new addition to the resort and we can’t wait to see the guests really making the most of it this summer."
The new development in Holywell Bay, near Newquay, also includes an extended sun terrace where parents can relax and watch, while the kids get wet.
There is also a dedicated area for regular visiting street food vendors, including Sea Bean Coffee and Cocktails, where visitors can grab a pina-colada or Mermaid Mojito whilst soaking up the sun.
The Splash Zone was developed in response to customer feedback in 2021, with many saying they would love a bigger area to lounge and sunbathe around the pool.
Combined with a bumper year of bookings following the previous disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic, the business was able to invest heavily to build The Splash Zone to delight both returning and new guests this summer.
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