treatment. The riot broke out in the Canadian section of the camp, and lasted for a night and a day. Five men were killed, and 23 were injured. Four of the five Canadian troops killed during the riot were buried in the graveyard of Bodelwyddan church among other Commonwealth War Graves Commission memorials. Most of the war graves are casualties of the Spanish influenza pandemic. Later usage The majority of the camp was later demolished and converted into an industrial estate. A small military camp remains at the site, rebuilt to around half the size of the original structure, which contains training grounds and firing ranges and can hold around 250 soldiers. The camp is now occupied by the headquarters of Clwyd and Gwynedd Army Cadet Force and 203 Field Hospital, RAMC. The camp is also used as a base for military training exercises in Snowdonia National Park. References External links Abergele History of Conwy County Borough Wales in World War I