North Yorkshire Water Park diversifies with investment in new function room
New investment in a North Yorkshire leisure facility has realised a new function room for hire.
North Yorkshire Water Park, located on the Dawnay Estate, has announced the opening of its new function space for hire, named after the World War One Royal Flying Corps airfield on the Estate that was used by the 251 Squadron.
The meeting room and function space has a capacity of up to 30, and is available to hire for corporate meetings, team building and even children’s parties.
David Steel, chief executive of the Dawnay Estate said: “It’s very exciting to launch this new offering and with a rightful nod to the war heroes who were stationed on this land over a century ago.
“The 251 Events Room has on display is adorned with more information about the history of the Royal Flying Corps who were stationed here, and why the use of the land was so crucial in the war effort.
“For us, it’s another opportunity to bring people to Wykeham and the North Yorkshire Water Park to enjoy everything the site has to offer – whether it’s a party, meeting or a team building day, we have everything you need to make it a day to remember.”
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