Four-year- the old boy died after the incident in the pool pool in Resort Center Parcs, police said.
Emergency services were called to the entertainment complex in Longleat Forest, Wiltshire on Saturday morning.
Guests staying at the resort said the atmosphere was “very quiet” after death.
representative for Center Parcs said it was “deeply saddened” by the tragedy. news and offered his support to the boy family.
The police reported death was not considered suspicious and a report was prepared for coroner.
It is believed that the victim family planned to stay at the resort over Christmas period.
An eyewitness told The Sun that her family saw the incident on Christmas Eve in the morning and told her husband they said that the boy was pulled out of the water.
She is added: “My daughter and son I also saw that she was very upset.”
Center Parcs UK confirmed the incident took place in A subtropical bathing paradise with water rides and slides.
AND mother-of-five residents of the entertainment complex said the atmosphere was “very quiet” and that the park’s TV channel was showing a message that pool was closed after a “serious medical incident”.
Woman, who from the Midlands and not want to be named, said, “Fortunately, we didn’t see anything.
“We noticed big the crowd is leaving the square, we are heading back to our cabin to have lunch before swimming.
“I checked my phone and saw pool was closed due to the incident.
“The square is open, the park market, gift shops, etc., there are just temporary barrier at the entrance to pool myself.
“But very quiet.”
representative for Wiltshire Police said: “Unfortunately, it has been confirmed that four-year-An old boy died in an incident at Center Parcs Longleat Forest near Warminster shortly after 11 am.
“This is not considered suspicious. Our thoughts with boys family during this difficult time.”
representative for Center Parcs said: “We are deeply saddened by the tragic news what young The guest died today in Longleat Woods.
“We offer our support to family and our employees who provided immediate assistance.
“Our thoughts remain with in family during this very difficult time.”
Located in Historic Longleat Estate, a subtropical bathing paradise at Center Parcs features wave pool”wild rapids” area and water slides.
Message on site website states: “A subtropical bathing paradise is home of thrilling water rides and slides, from our gravity-defying tropical cyclone to our family beloved Wild Water Rapids.”
that is still unknown in which area of in pool the incident happened.
