Home Favorite Links Guests Photos Rhyl  Morecambe  Southport	Hello and welcome to our Ffrith page.  Beach Centre Is In Administration A company which hoped to turn Denbighshire's Ffrith Beach festival gardens into a major tourist attraction has gone into administration. Ffrith Leisure has leased the Prestatyn site from Denbighshire council since 2007, and employs 50 people there. In a statement, the council said the building, which has a bowling centre, funfair and play areas, was still operating as a going concern.  From BBC News 3 February 2009 Read more Here Most of the rides have been removed from the site, except for a few children's rides which have been moved to the enclosed play area at the rear of the main building.  The Pepsi Loop is rumoured to have been sold and moved to Holland. Here are some pictures from 16th June 2009 Click Here Here is my gallery of the development if Ffrith as a funfair. Pictures from 26 July 2008 © northwestseasidetowns.co.uk 2008 Pictures from 7th April 2008 ©northwestseasidetowns.co.uk 2008 Ffrith Beach had a large funfair in the 60's and 70's but due to falling numbers of visitors, it had closed by the early 1990's Since September 2007, the Ffrith Beach Fun Parc is being developed on Ffrith Beach with the dunes and its wildlife managed by Denbighshire County Council in conjunction with the developers Ffrith Leisure Ltd. The first new unit to open on Ffrith Beach was La Freccia Ristorante The Festival Gardens site has been the location for a few small travelling fairground rides in recent years and, in 2008, rides began arriving from the closed-down Ocean Beach funfair at Rhyl, which was destroyed by a development scheme favoured by the local council.     free hit counters