- Five pitches Level gravel hardstanding with space for an awning
- Hook-up and water A 16-amp supply and fresh water tap at every pitch
- Nine fishing platforms On our own bank, free to guests
- Two miles to Bridgnorth By road, bus or the riverside footpath
Room to spread out
Five level gravel pitches, each big enough for a twin-axle caravan and its awning, with its own electric hook-up and water.
- Price
- £25 a night per pitch, all year, however many of you there are. No extra for an awning or a dog.
- Welcome
- Caravans, motorhomes and campervans. Children, awnings and barbecues too.
- Dogs
- Very welcome, with a large enclosed field where they can run off the lead.
- Arrive and leave
- Arrive from 12 noon, leave by 11am. No minimum stay, so a one-night motorhome stopover is welcome.
- Paying
- Cash on arrival or bank transfer. No deposit.
- Facilities
- No toilets or showers, so bring a self-contained unit. Elsan point on site.
- Staying connected
- No Wi-Fi, but calls and 4G work on every main network, indoors and out. EE adds 5G outdoors.
- Not permitted
- Tents, including on the touring pitches. We're a caravan site, not a tent campsite.
- In winter
- The park sits low by the river and has flooded in past winters. Call before you travel and we'll tell you the conditions.
How the park is laid out
A private drive leads in from the A442. The park homes sit around a riverside meadow, the five touring pitches have their own corner by the water, and there's a large enclosed field for walks. Choose a feature to see where it is.
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Five level gravel pitches, set at an angle along the edge of the meadow and each with a 16-amp hook-up and a fresh water tap. Room for a twin-axle caravan and awning.
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Nine platforms along our bank, included in your pitch fee. First come, first served, with one platform per pitch at a time.
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A large, fully enclosed field for guests to walk in, where dogs can safely run off the lead.
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Chemical toilet disposal, right behind pitch 1. There are no toilets or showers on site.
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The main car park is beside the drive as you come in, with the bins alongside it.
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Turn off the A442 at ///lawyer.bands.starters onto our private drive, then down the hill, bearing left at the bottom.
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Catch the 297 Bus into Bridgnorth (Monday to Saturday) from the stop on our side of the A442. Coming back, get off at the stop across the road, a little further south.
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Ten privately owned homes, numbered 1 to 10, where residents live all year. Please respect residents' privacy.
Your own stretch of the Severn
Nine fishing platforms line our bank, and only our guests use them. Fishing is included in the pitch fee: pick a spot when you arrive.
This reach is known for its barbel, with chub and roach too. Night fishing is allowed; please keep noise down for the people who live here.
- The coarse close season runs from 15 March to 15 June
- First come, first served, with one platform per pitch at a time
Two miles from Bridgnorth
Walk the riverside footpath into Bridgnorth Low Town for shops and pubs, or catch the bus into town. The rest is a short drive. Telford is about 25 minutes away, Wolverhampton 35 and Birmingham about an hour.
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Bridgnorth Low Town
Shops, pubs and places to eat, reached on foot along the river or by bus.
2 miles
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Severn Valley Railway
Heritage steam trains from Bridgnorth station down the valley to Kidderminster. Staying near the railway.
In Bridgnorth
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Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
England's steepest inland funicular, climbing from Low Town to High Town.
In Bridgnorth
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Dudmaston
National Trust house, gardens and woodland walks, just along the road.
1.4 miles
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Comer Woods
Walking and cycling trails through National Trust woodland, up the lane from us.
Half a mile
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Ironbridge Gorge
The world's first iron bridge, and a World Heritage Site full of museums. Staying near Ironbridge.
Under 30 minutes
No need to move the van: the 297 Bus stops on the A442 by the park for trips into town, Monday to Saturday. Bus times and what's nearby.
More things to do near BridgnorthWhat guests say
Reviews left on Google by people who have stayed with us.
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What a great place it's not only beautiful peaceful and perfect location for Bridgnorth your next to the river. Grounds well kept and maintained the pitch is fabulous each one with your own water and electricity and spaced out just right. Easy to book and very helpful and polite. We would highly recommend
Drew and Dan
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We have never stayed at such a clean, tidy, organised and quiet site. Just a handful of pitches for tourers but pitch and access to the river were superb. Booking easy, owners helpful, friendly and communication excellent. Be mindful there are no toilet or shower facilities if looking to stay. We will definitely be back!
Linda
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What a fabulous little site! Right on the river, so full of wildlife and birds to watch. Each of the 5 gravel sites has electrics and water so very self sufficient, with an elsan point close by. We got the bus to Bridgenorth and a taxi back after tea so very handy to see the lovely little town. We'd highly recommend and will be back if in the area.
Tricia
A residential park, too
Ten privately owned park homes sit around the riverside meadow, lived in all year by the people who own them. Now and then one comes up for sale.
Book a pitch
Tell us when you'd like to come and we'll confirm your booking by email. Stayed with us before? If there's a pitch free, you're booked straight away. With only five pitches, it's worth asking early.
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