Nestling in the picturesque Shropshire countryside, this award-winning park sits just 1½ miles from historic Shrewsbury. Exclusively for adults this is a luxurious retreat for those looking to get away from it all and explore this beautiful area.
Carefully set amidst the lovely spacious grounds, you enjoy superb accommodation with a touch of luxury including hot tubs with each lodge.
There is also an indoor heated swimming pool with a steam room and an à la carte restaurant on the park.
You can choose to simply relax and take in the wonderful countryside surroundings, or head further afield to Shrewsbury with its many scenic and historic attractions.
A perfect base for a truly restful break taken completely at your own pace.
offers the following facilities.
- Indoor heated swimming pool+
- Steam room+
- Fly and Coarse fishing+
- Á la carte restaurant (Thu, Fri, Sat evenings & Sun lunch except June 18–21 and Sept 10–13)
- Wi-Fi access
Indoor Swimming Pool on the park Fishing is available on or nearby the park WiFi or internet is available on parts or all of the park
- Hot tubs
- Exclusively for adults
- Romantic breaks
All-male, all-female or young mixed groups over 25 – please check when booking
Pets £60pw each (max 2 small breeds only) (Blakemere and Caradoc)
All non smoking accommodation
Free Champagne and Truffles for bookings of 7 nights or more made before 1 April 2010.
Make your luxury break extra special. Champagne, truffles, teddy bear, hand tied flowers and use of fluffy towels and dressing gowns. Complete with a fabulous Molton Brown gift pack. Pamper packs are available at £135 per couple.
Local Area
Stay in Shropshire and within this county’s extraordinarily beautiful landscape you’ll find more award-winning attractions and outdoor pursuits than you’d ever imagine possible.
If Shropshire’s 32 castles don’t satisfy your thirst for history, step back in time at the Ironbridge Gorge where you can explore the birth of the Industrial Revolution in no fewer than ten museums, and life at the turn of the twentieth century is fascinatingly recreated at Blists Hill Open Air Museum.
Shropshire’s unique topography is the perfect backdrop for walking, cycling, horse riding, hang gliding, fishing, golf and even hot air ballooning. And spectacular views are a feature of walks along the dramatic Long Mynd ridge and Offa’s Dyke.
Almost completely surrounded by the River Severn, the ancient town of Shrewsbury is known for its beautifully preserved timber-framed buildings and the elegance of its Georgian architecture while historic Ludlow is famous as the county’s gastronomic capital, boasting two Michelin starred restaurants and some very fine food shops. Its castle is also impressive, as is nearby Stokesay Castle.
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