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Visit Shropshire
 The small market town of Church Stretton, (which recently became the first town in the Midlands to be awarded 'Walkers are Welcome' status), is approximately 4 miles from the campsite. The immediate vicinity offers good access to the Long Mynd, which rises to a height of 506 m and is dissected by long valleys such as Minton Batch and Callow Hollow and provides splendid walking country and fine views. |  Also within a short distance from the campsite is Craven Arms, where a range of activities suitable for all ages can be found. Including the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre and Stokesay Castle (shown in the picture). |  Further afield, the World Heritage site at Ironbridge offers visitors an insight into the origins of the Industrial Revolution. |
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 Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire. A market town with over 660 listed buildings. Known for it's independent shops & excellent range of restaurants & cafes. A great day out for all the family. |  The Shropshire town of Much Wenlock is a quintessentially English town, off the beaten track, but well worth the visit. Much Wenlock is a stunningly beautiful medieval town and played a major part in the 19th century revival of the Olympic Games. |  Ludlow has many things to offer - from walking the streets of this historic town and visiting Ludlow Castle and St Laurence's Church, to a meal at one of Ludlow's restaurants. Ludlow is also noted for the many events and festivals that take place throughout the year. |
 Bishops Castle, a town in the south shropshire marches borders of England and Wales. Excellent pubs, beer, quality food, walking, cycling, museums, castles, hills and valleys. |  Historic Working Farm is a wonderful visitor attraction with daily activities and special events. You will see traditional 19th century farm life unfold daily, while the land around is worked by heavy horses. |
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