Our location is a perfect base for exploring this picturesque Welsh Border county.

Sitting at the foot of beautiful Caer Caradoc we have spectacular views towards the Longmynd hill range and our local market town Church Stetton, otherwise known as "Little Switzerland".

Our six beautifully equipped cottages offer breathtaking views and easy access onto the surrounding Stretton Hills.

A tranquil, rural position but only half a mile from the A49 giving easy access to all areas of Shropshire.

We welcomed our first visitors to Botvyle (pronounced bot-vill)in 1996, many of whom make a welcome return year after year.

So come and discover 'undiscovered' south Shropshire,we look forward to welcoming you as new friends to Botvyle Farm.

Our small caravan & camping site offers magnificent views across the valley to the Long Mynd hills.

The field is situated adjacent to the farm on a quiet lane providing a tranquil base for your holiday in Shropshire.

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Stanmore Hall Touring Park, set in outstanding parkland in South Shropshire, is the perfect haven for the discerning caravan enthusiast.

The award winning park has the double advantage of being attractive in its own right as well as being the ideal location from which to explore the many attractions of the rural county of Shropshire.

Situated on the edge of the delightful market town of Bridgnorth, Stanmore Hall is within easy reach of other historical towns such as Ironbridge, Much Wenlock, Ludlow and Shrewsbury.

The luxury touring park stands in the lawned grounds of Stanmore Hall, a Grade II listed building. It comprises 12.5 acres of mature wooded parkland where caravanners can enjoy tranquil views of the central lake and its wide variety of wildlife, combined with the highest quality amenities.

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We are a small family run Park set in the rolling Shropshire hills. The views from Park Grange and our four Holiday Caravans are superb and the National Footpath network is easily accessible. We live and work here and are trying to conserve the old hay meadows which we believe are more than 200 years old.

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High Trees Farm is a west facing site overlooking open country. Quiet rural situation with sunset views. Two miles from Bridgnorth town centre and from the Severn Valley Railway. Well situated for touring and walking. There are farm walks, course fishing within farm perimeter or alternatively travel two miles to the River Severn. Ironbridge Museum is only five miles away. We also offer year round caravan storage on concrete. Locally grown plants and vegetables available.

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The site is secluded and quiet with a panoramic view overlooking the Ironbridge Gorge. One mile from the famous Ironbridge and museums. The site is level and approached by a hard road with one hard standing, mains sewerage and soil water disposal. It is a 5 unit Caravan Club CL site with 13 amp electric hookups. The site is open all year round and there is fishing nearby.

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This is a small, friendly and quiet site, personally supervised by the owners andset in the idyllic, rolling Shropshire hills in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The elevated site faces south affording superb panoramic views of Caer Caradoc, Wenlock Edge and the south Shropshire countryside.

Ley Hill Caravan Park is a 12 pitch, licensed site on a non-workining farm in an elevated position 1km from the village of Cardington, a small community of about 40 houses, church and 15th Century pub, The Royal Oak, well known locally for its food.This is an excellent walking country, especially on the nearby Caer Caradoc, an iron age hill fort, and the Lawley. A series of walks is availiable on site.

If you like views, tranquillity and walking this is an ideal site. With its heated toilet block, the site would suit those who wish to get away during winter months, even Christmas and New Year.

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Wayside is a family run touring caravan and camping site. Our quiet 17 pitch site is situated in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty in the Clun Valley, with lovely views of the picturesque hills of South Shropshire and Welsh Marches

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We are a quiet, gently sloping Camping and Caravanning Club certificated site and rally field. Set amongst the rolling hills of the Corvedale in South Shropshire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. We have a easy access 20' gateway, which is just off the B4368, only 1.8 miles from Craven Arms, 9 miles from historic Ludlow and close to the welsh border.

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Hard standing available for caravans with electric hook up, fresh water and elsan point also available.

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The sandstone crags of Nesscliffe Country Park overlook our lovely new Club Site - in the rolling pastureland of Shropshire with its ancient woodlands and commons - midway between Oswestry and Shrewsbury. You can easily explore Wales from here, too.

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Set in the heart of the Shropshire countryside this adults only holiday park is the ideal retreat for some rest and relaxation. It is a family run park on a working farm, located approximately five miles from the historic market town of Bridgnorth. It is open plan with far reaching views of the Clee Hills, open from Easter until the end of September, weather permitting.

Toilet, shower and washing up facilities are provided. There is a local country pub within walking distance. The Severn Valley Railway, River Severn, Cycling Route 45 are all within two miles

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Robin Bebb welcomes you to his new Touring Caravan Park in which he has created a wonderful haven for visitors to escape from their busy lives and get back to the wonders of nature.

The Park is set in the small hamlet of The Newnes, where Robin's family have farmed for seven generations, over 150 years. The Newnes dates back to Medieval times and gets its name from when King Edward II is said to have placed some new people on the property formerly occupied by displaced Welsh Rebels. The origin of these people is unknown, but they were referred to as the neow-ones (old English Neowe=new), hence the name Newnes.

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Fernwood Caravan Park is located near Lyneal, south east of Ellesmere in the rural county of Shropshire, full of unspoiled countryside, lakes, woods and breathtaking views.

The Fernwood touring caravan area offers electric hook ups with grass or hard standing pitches set amongst mature and attractive trees.

Holiday Homes are available for purchase with caravan hire also available to sample this delightful setting.

The Holiday Park benefits from its own fishing lake with a children's play area and Park Shop.

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