For year round golf this is the place to visit. There's a floodlit driving range, putting green and 18 hold 5659 parkland course surrounded by stunning Shropshire countryside. Visitors are welcome and booking in advance is adviseable. Take a look at their website for further details.
This pretty nature reserve has a trail of around 3k, perfect for a peaceful walk. Look out for the abundant wildlife including osprey, barn owls, otters, polecats and a variety of bats.
Only five miles from the centre of Shewsbury, this 18 hole golf club is situated in beautiful countryside and offers a warm welcome to both members and visitors. Give them a call to book your tee off time.
With 200 acres of parkland and miles of walks to explore, spend the whole day enjoying the open countryside, walled gardens and mansion.
Spend the day here and enjoy the era of Queen Victoria. You'll see authentic shops and houses, visit a bank, call into a Victorian pharmacy and discover all the weird and wonderful remidies on offer and even treat yourself to a bag of Victorian sweeties.
Situated in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Clun is a small town with a picturesque ruined castle overlooking the river.
Open daily during daylight hours, Clun Castle sits proudly on a rocky mound overlooking the picturesque town of Clun. Parking is free and you are welcome to explore however please note the castle grounds have steep slopes and uneven ground so sturdy footwear is recommended.
With 46 hectares to explore you'll find lots to keep you interested here, including woodland, pastures and Earls Hill. Climb to the top and enjoy the panoramic breathtaking views. Legend has it the hill is in the shape of a sleeping dragon, quite appropriate as it started life as a volcano 650 milion years ago.
Discover a simply beautiful park of over 1200 acres here, along with a fully restored 18th century garden and stunning house with portraits and carefully preserved rooms. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
A large village located three miles south west of the town of Shrewsbury with village shop/newsagent and post office, There is a local pub, The Cock Inn which is community owned and a red brick nave-and-chancel church.
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For year round golf this is the place to visit. There's a floodlit driving range, putting green and 18 hold 5659 parkland course surrounded by stunning Shropshire countryside. Visitors are welcome and booking in advance is adviseable. Take a look at their website for further details.
This pretty nature reserve has a trail of around 3k, perfect for a peaceful walk. Look out for the abundant wildlife including osprey, barn owls, otters, polecats and a variety of bats.
Only five miles from the centre of Shewsbury, this 18 hole golf club is situated in beautiful countryside and offers a warm welcome to both members and visitors. Give them a call to book your tee off time.
With 200 acres of parkland and miles of walks to explore, spend the whole day enjoying the open countryside, walled gardens and mansion.
Spend the day here and enjoy the era of Queen Victoria. You'll see authentic shops and houses, visit a bank, call into a Victorian pharmacy and discover all the weird and wonderful remidies on offer and even treat yourself to a bag of Victorian sweeties.
Situated in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Clun is a small town with a picturesque ruined castle overlooking the river.
Open daily during daylight hours, Clun Castle sits proudly on a rocky mound overlooking the picturesque town of Clun. Parking is free and you are welcome to explore however please note the castle grounds have steep slopes and uneven ground so sturdy footwear is recommended.
With 46 hectares to explore you'll find lots to keep you interested here, including woodland, pastures and Earls Hill. Climb to the top and enjoy the panoramic breathtaking views. Legend has it the hill is in the shape of a sleeping dragon, quite appropriate as it started life as a volcano 650 milion years ago.
Discover a simply beautiful park of over 1200 acres here, along with a fully restored 18th century garden and stunning house with portraits and carefully preserved rooms. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
A large village located three miles south west of the town of Shrewsbury with village shop/newsagent and post office, There is a local pub, The Cock Inn which is community owned and a red brick nave-and-chancel church.