Set up camp on the grounds of a 17th-century rural pub at the Unicorn Inn, a cracking pub site positioned on the banks of the sparkling River Severn, on the fringes of the historic town of Bridgnorth.

Woodcock Lodge Farm is a friendly, peaceful site overlooking the River Severn and the Severn Valley Railway – two must-visits for campers anywhere near the sparkling River Severn.

The Wingfield Caravan Park is a peaceful, family-run campsite tucked away amid the varying greens of the rural Shropshire countryside, just three miles from the attractions and amenities in the nearby historic town of Shrewsbury.

If off-grid camping is high on your list for your next vacation, Wrekin Forest Events Camping is the ideal place to switch off your smartphone and swap the sounds of ringing phones and traffic for melodious birdsong.

Westley House Farm is a well-maintained, quiet site, gentle on the eye with landscaped grounds, a glimmering pond, and oodles of open space for curling up with a book or lying back whilst watching the clouds glide across the clear blue sky.

Prepare yourself for magnificent sceneries and a very peaceful camping base at Bow House Country Park, a spacious and friendly caravan and luxury lodge campsite positioned a short drive from the pretty market town of Bishop’s Castle.

Church Farm is a tranquil campsite with stunning views perfect for simple camping holidays, enveloped by the varying shades of green that make up the stunning Shropshire countryside.

Wander amid leafy surroundings to your heart’s content at Wayside Camping and Caravanning, a picturesque and peaceful site tucked amid the surrounds of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Kevindale Camping Site is a compact, family-friendly site nestled in the sleepy village of Broome. This Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site welcomes tents, campervans.

The Old School Campsite is a family-friendly, peaceful space offering no-frills camping escapes amid the lush settings of the Shropshire Hills. The site rests close to sparkling rivers and rolling hills.

The Glen Caravan Park is a beautifully-maintained, peaceful site tucked amid the pristine Shropshire countryside, a gentle stroll from the market town of Cleobury Mortimer.

How would you like to wake up to unrivalled vistas looking out over the historic market town of Ludlow and its impressive Norman Castle? If rural escapes sound like your cup of tea.

The peaceful and friendly Ted's at Hunger Hill campsite lies in the stunning landscapes of Shropshire amid an expansive, traditional sixty-acre working farm. The site is a veritable paradise for fans of the great outdoors and provides instant access to heaps of scenic strolls and hikes in the surrounds.

Swap your cramped office space and mundane schedule for ambles through rolling rural landscapes peppered with trees and shady nooks for picnics at Foxholes Castle Camping. This family-run campsite rests on an expansive 28-acre smallholding.

Walcot Hall Caravan Park is the ideal spot for idyllic countryside stays and easy access for exploring the attractions and activities in the fantastic Shropshire countryside.

Silligrove Farm Yurts are an ideal camping option for anyone who wants to escape into nature while enjoying the comforts of a swish abode. The site accommodates two well-furnished glamping yurts that each offer a cosy king-size bed and two single chair beds that are ideal for groups and families of five.

Tucked away in the Welsh-English Border, Wigmore Lakes is a scenic countryside park boasting of two fishing lakes and spectacular views of the Shropshire Hills, and the peaks of Wales.

Wyre Forest Campsite is a peaceful and quiet location perfect for families searching for a restful holiday in the Wyre Forest. The campsite rests in a lush, calm location, enveloped by sprawling farmland meadows and the striking greenery of the Severn Valley of Shropshire and Worcestershire.

Bank Farm Holiday Park is a brilliant park for escapes to the Severn Valley when the mood strikes. This friendly, spacious holiday and camping park is the perfect spot for getting back to nature without scrimping on the comforts of home.

The historic and popular King's Head pub and glamping site derive its name from a time when countless landlords expressed allegiance to the monarchy by adopting a variety of names.