*Voted 'Best campsite in Shropshire' in the 2013 edition of 'Camping by the Waterside: The best campsites in Britain and Ireland'*
The house and small farm have been owned since 1950 and has been renovated in keeping with the "olde style". New leaded windows are as recent as 1996 but made to an old Elizabethan design. The shield on the wall facing the drive is to an old Shropshire County design and made by a local iron foundry to be the end of a tie bar to help support the wall.
Site Information
There are acres of trees, all put in about 1980 and including many of the damson trees. These are not grown for their fruit, but for the deep blue/purple before artificial dyes were available.
The camp site is 1.5 acres along 300m of the river Severn with another 100m dog walk through the trees. Fishing is possible over the whole of the 400m stretch.
Site Facilities
Level grassland
Electric pitches available
Shower block + disabled facilities
Chemical disposal point
Hard access to main road
Horse-riding nearby
Pub meals 300m
Bus service
Dogs welcome but must be on lead on site.
Dog walk area where can be off lead - but owners must have plastic bags to clear up after pets.
NB - no children's facilities, the river pitches not recommended for children,
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