Shrewsbury

Gwaenynog Camping is a peaceful stone farmhouse with a campsite plus bed and breakfast, nuzzled between the imposing Berwyn and Cambrian Mountains. The welcoming site enjoys a prime location.

Royal Hill Caravan Park and Campsite is a rural and picturesque site attached to a lovely pub providing campers with effortless access to hearty meals, a selection of refreshing beers.

For stress-free stays minus the little ones scampering about or getting underfoot, pack your bags and head over Daisy Bank Touring Park. This spacious, adults-only site lies nestled on a secluded.

Nip over to the Nipstone Campsite, and enjoy an intimate camping atmosphere with the welcome hospitality of two friendly owners. Guests who want the traditional, no-frills camping approach will love pitching tents in the corner of choice and soaking in the spectacular views.

Treat yourself to a spacious safari tent on the stunning ShropshireWales border at the Sweeney Farm Glamping site. This family-run organic farm rests in the rural landscapes of Shropshire.

How would you like to kick back on the Mid WalesShropshire border and wake up to the sceneries of a stunning canal-side location in the picturesque hamlet of Maesbury Marsh.

Spring Lea Fishery is a cracking site for earnest anglers who can enjoy a blend of the serene Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and access to 5 well-stocked coarse fishing lakes.

Cartref Camping And Caravan Site is a peaceful, small and friendly campsite ideal for rural and urban adventures. The spacious site enjoys a splendid location in the Shropshire Hills.

Cranberry Moss Caravan Park is a well-maintained friendly site tucked between the towns of Oswestry and Shrewsbury, amid the rolling rural landscapes of Shropshire. The roomy park is ideal for countryside escapes.

Pack the kids and the canines in the car and zip over to Woodbatch Camping and Glamping for a memorable escape into the Shropshire Hills. Look forward to a cosy countryside stay peppered with exciting outdoorsy activities like horse riding.

Fairhaven Camping And Glamping is a cracking family-run campsite boasting a winning blend of friendly owners, a lush rural setting, access to local amenities, and spacious pitches for kicking back and savouring the laid-back vibe of rural life.

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.

Brow Farm Campsite is one of the most relaxing camping spots in Shrewsbury, providing guests with a true sense of tranquillity. Unrivalled peace devoid of traffic or the occasional sputtering lawnmower makes it easy to leave the complexities and worries of the modern world behind.

Barnutopia (as the name suggests) is an oasis of peace and green spaces, serving as an excellent stop for glamping types in need of a countryside escape. This gorgeous campsite is the brainchild of owners Katrina and Steve Boydon.

Carmel Caravan Park is a friendly, spacious site tucked away in the Welsh countryside's serene greenery. It provides stressed-out citizens, outdoorsy adventurers and everyone in between with excellent camping options in Mid Wales.

Ideally located in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the family-friendly Green Caravan Park is a stunning camping spot for families looking to enjoy outdoor activities.

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.

Find a little bit of heaven in the stunning country of Denbighshire at Parc Farm Caravan Park, a family-run site positioned on the River Tanat. The well-maintained site serves as an excellent base for rural escapes and enjoys proximity to the local amenities in the picturesque village of Penybontfawr.

The serene Weston Pools Village is the ideal spot for anglers seeking a getaway into the lush Shropshire countryside. The lovely site rests on the outskirts of Oswestry, is an hour’s drive away from the outdoorsy adventures in Snowdonia and the Shropshire Hills.