Five touring pitches beside the River Severn
Level gravel hardstanding, electric hook-up and fresh water at every pitch, a few steps from our own stretch of riverbank. £25 a night, all year round.
The pitches
There are five pitches, set at an angle along the edge of the meadow so you can back on and still have room to open up. Each one is gravel hardstanding, firm in every season, and generous enough for a twin-axle caravan and its awning.
Every pitch has its own 16-amp electric hook-up and a fresh water tap. The Elsan point is behind pitch 1, and the bins are up by the car park.
What to bring
There are no toilets or showers on the park, so you'll need a self-contained caravan, motorhome or campervan. Bring your own hose and hook-up lead as usual, and your fishing tackle if you fancy the river.
Price and paying
£25 a night per pitch, whatever the season and however many of you there are. There's no bank holiday surcharge and no extra for an awning or a dog. Electric hook-up, water and the fishing are all included, and you don't need to be a member of any club to stay.
We don't take deposits. Pay on the day, in cash or by bank transfer. The rest of the small print is on our booking terms page, and it is short.
Good to know before you book
- Who's welcome
- Caravans, motorhomes and campervans, with children very welcome. We don't allow camping in tents, including on the touring pitches.
- Dogs
- Welcome on the pitches and around the park. We have a large enclosed field where they can run safely off the lead.
- Awnings and barbecues
- Both fine. There's room alongside every pitch for an awning.
- Arrival and departure
- Arrive from 12pm and leave by 11am. There's no minimum stay, so a single night is fine.
- Fishing
- Included in the pitch fee, on our own nine platforms, with one platform per pitch at a time. More about the fishing.
- Signal and Wi-Fi
- There's no Wi-Fi on the park, but the mobile signal is good: calls and 4G on every main network, indoors and out, and 5G outdoors on EE.
- Quiet, please
- Ten families live here all year round, so while we want everyone to have a wonderful time, please be considerate with noise, particularly in the evenings, and keep to walking pace on the drive.
- Winter and the river
- We're open every day of the year, but the park sits low beside the Severn and has flooded in past winters. Call before you travel in the winter months and we'll tell you how the river looks.
Facilities
A short list, honestly kept. We're a five-pitch park, not a holiday village, and people who choose us tend to want it that way.
On the park
- Level gravel hardstanding pitches
- 16-amp electric hook-up at every pitch
- Fresh water tap at every pitch
- Elsan chemical disposal point
- Refuse and recycling bins
- Car parking beside your pitch
- Nine private fishing platforms on the Severn
- Large enclosed field for dogs
- Open all year, with no minimum stay
- Owners living on site all year
What we don't have
- Toilets or showers, so bring a self-contained unit
- Wi-Fi, though the mobile signal is good
- A shop, bar or clubhouse
- A play area or entertainment
- Laundry or a motorhome service point
- Tent pitches
Bringing the dog
Dogs are welcome on every pitch, and there's no charge for them. What sets us apart from most sites near Bridgnorth is the field: a large, fully enclosed meadow that's part of the park, where a dog can be let off the lead without worrying about the road or livestock.
There's riverbank to walk too, and the footpath north towards Bridgnorth follows the Severn most of the way. We only ask that dogs are kept on the lead around the pitches and the park homes, and that you clear up after them.
Finding us
We're at Quatford in Shropshire, on the A442 two miles south of Bridgnorth. Coming from Bridgnorth the entrance is on your right; coming north from Kidderminster it's on your left. Turn in at ///lawyer.bands.starters and follow our private drive down the hill, bearing left at the bottom.
The postcode is WV15 6QF, though sat navs can be vague out here, so use the what3words address or get directions in Google Maps.
From further afield, Kidderminster is about 20 minutes away, Telford and Stourbridge 25, Wolverhampton 35, Shrewsbury 45, and Birmingham about an hour, so we make an easy first or last night on a longer trip as well as a stay in our own right.
Once you're pitched up, the 297 Bus stops on the A442 by the park, so a motorhome can stay where it is. Bus times and things to do.
Check a date
Tell us when you'd like to come and we'll reply to confirm your pitch. With only five pitches, it's worth asking early.
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