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Champions Play & Stay 10 ELITE 9 SPORTING FACILITIES HENSOL HENSOLHENSOL CASTLE LAKE CASTLE 8 Cardiff City F.C Pitch 1+2 (60x40) 7 3 Cardiff City F.C Pitch 4 W.R.U Pitch FAW PAVILLION THIS IS WHERE LAKE GOLF COURSE 5 W.R.U 3G Pitch Pitch Access 5 CHAMPIONS 6 F.A.W S.1.S 17mx 12m M4 MOTORWAY Synthetic Scrum Area 4 PLAY AND STAY 7 F.A.W Desso Pitch Sand Pit WRU Turf O Pitch 6 MAIN Training Area ENTRANCE 1 8 F.A.W (1/2 Pitch) 3 2 9 W.R.U I.R.B Pitch CARDIFF CITY & Tennis CARDIFFTHE PAVILION BLUES Courts PAVILION 10 Training Zone Vale THE VALE Leisure THE VALE Club RESORTRESORT VALE NATIONAL VALE NATIONAL GOLF COURSE GOLF COURSE Junction 34, M4 3 minutes London 2 hours WRUWRU CENTRE CENTRE Birmingham OFOF EXCELLENCE EXCELLENCE 1 hour 30 minutes Bristol 40 minutes 089-20 +44 (0)1443 665803 | [email protected] Hensol Park, Hensol, Nr Cardiff, Vale of Glamorgan, CF72 8JY I www.valeresort.com RBS 6 NATIONS BRITISH & IRISH LIONS NPOWER CHAMPIONSHIP EURO 2016 GRAND SLAM CHAMPIONS TRAINING CAMP 2013/17 CHAMPIONS 2013 SEMI FINALISTS FRIENDLINESS, GREAT FOOD AND FACILITIES Glasgow Sheffield 1 11 21 Reading FC Warriors United FC PLUS A WARM WELSH WELCOME AWAITS Newcastle Derby 2 12 22 QPR FC United FC County FC Leeds Nottingham 3 13 23 Arsenal FC United FC Forest FC The sports training facilities at the Vale Resort are simply world class. They include DESSO and IRB standard Wolverhampton Cardiff City 1 4 Hull FC 14 24 rugby pitches as well as 3G indoor and outdoor pitches, Wanderers FC FC 2 plus extensive recreational facilities. With dedicated 26 Birmingham Portsmouth 3 5 Blackpool FC 15 25 and experienced staff - well versed in looking after the 4 City FC FC specialist needs of professional sportsmen and women Blackburn Coventry City Ulster we provide the perfect UK training camp environment. 5 6 16 26 6 Rovers FC FC Rugby We have hosted football camps and training days for RUGB Y E R T S N 7 8 9 Manchester Ipswich Town U Munster 7 17 27 M BOX’10 Manchester Utd, Lazio, Real Madrid, Liverpool, Juventus 10 11 United FC FC TM Rugby and A.C.Milan to name but a few and we are currently the 12 13 base for the FA Wales national football team. 14 Manchester 27 8 18 Aston Villa 28 18 City FC VALE 15 16 We are also the official hotel and training venue for the RESORT 17 21 Sheffield Crystal Palace England Wales national rugby team and during the RWC 2015 20 19 24 9 19 Cricket Board hosted both Argentina and France and have been a 22 23 Wednesday FC designated training venue for the British & Irish Lions 25 British & Irish Lions 10 Liverpool FC 20 Watford FC Training Camp on two occasions as well as hosting numerous French, 2009, 2013, 2017 English, Scottish and Italian professional teams. A TRULY GLOBAL SPORTING HALL OF FAME Real Madrid 29 38 Juventus OUR FACILITIES INCLUDE:- C.F Norway Serbia 30 39 6 Football and Rugby training pitches National Team National Team 41 30 46 FIFA and IRB standard pitches Welsh Rugby Bosnia & Herzegovina 32 31 33 31 40 34 44 39 40 International size 3G all weather pitch Union National Team 29 35 37 36 38 S.1.S Grass Hybrid Pitch Iceland 32 FA Wales 41 National Team 50m x 60m indoor training arena 42 Belgium Trinidad & Tobago 143 bedroom 4* hotel 33 42 National Team Olympic Team 2 championship golf courses French National Argentina National 34 43 Wales’ largest spa Rugby Team Rugby Team Large state of the art gymnasium 45 Rugby Club New Zealand 35 44 43 Swimming pool Toulonnais National Rugby Team 44 Conference centre South Africa 36 Real Betis 45 National Rugby Team Private and secure location Chefs and staff conversant with the needs Vancouver 37 A.C.Milan 46 of professional sports teams Whitecaps FC.
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