Up to 300 tents were wrecked and one camper knocked out after strong winds tore through a Gwynedd campsite. The Shell Island campsite near Barmouth opened an emergency shelter in its bar area as the winds struck on Sunday evening. Co-owner Richard Workman said the campsite had around 3,000 people staying on Sunday evening, some of whom ended up sleeping on the bar floor. He estimated around £150,000 worth of damage had been caused. Mr Workman added: "The ambulance service was called out three times on Sunday night. One lad was knocked by a pole as he was trying to save his tent." He said around 500 families left the site on Bank Holiday Monday, many having lost their tents completely.
The 300-acre Shell Island campsite is one of the largest in Wales
Bron: BBC | Gewijzigd: 1 februari 2017, 16:00 uur, door Joyce.s