National White-Water Centre

Embark on white-water rafting adventure curated to cater to the daredevil within. With over 40 years of experience, this attraction promises a memorable day out. There are a mix of activities on offer, depending on ages and how much of an adrenaline junkie you are. You’ll find all of the information you need on the official website but here’s a summary to get you started.

Bookable activities at the National White Water Centre

• Ultimate rafting – 2 hours of rafting through world class rapids on a river course. Great fun and guaranteed rapids.
• Rapid session – 1 hour of runs down the rapids, an exciting introduction to whitewater rafting.
• Rafting safari – a gentler journey down the river, still exiting but better for younger children.
• Canyoning adventure – the chance to climb, swim and slide through the river with scrambles and slides for adventure seekers.

Useful information

Wetsuits can be hired for a small charge per person. You can, of course, take your own wetsuit if you’d prefer, if it’s got full legs.

Facilities include a café, hot showers, changing rooms, a kayak shop and on-site parking.

Participants in rafting sessions must be able to demonstrate that they can swim 25-meters for safety reasons.

You must book in advance to secure you place and pay attention to the age and weight restrictions to ensure your visit goes without a hitch.

Where to stay in Gwynedd

This popular Welsh county has a great selection of campsites to choose from. Our Bala and Llanstumdwy Club Site’s make brilliant bases to explore the best bits of the Snowdonia National Park. Club members can also enjoy choosing from a selection of smaller Certificated Sites.