Situated approximately 400yards from the centre of Much Wenlock and two hundred yards off the Telford to Much Wenlock Road.It is close to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and National Trust property.The Ironbridge Gorge Museum and other historical sites are all with-in easy distance.
The field is about three and a half acres,terraced,is secluded,has a very small stream running along the bottom of the field and the grass is mown regularly,pets are welcomed as long as they are kept under control and are not a nuisance to other users on the site.
The cost per pitch will be caravans £7 and tents £5 each per night all in, inc. EHU. There will be no additional charge for awnings, extra persons etc.
BBQ's allowed, all types of units are accepted. No specific disability facilities but they can site caravans and tents adjacent toilets etc. There is no site shop but it is only 10 minutes walk from the centre of Much Wenlock which has shops, cafes and pubs. No play area for children but plenty of space.
As it is half term week some of us may like to stay on for a few days or even a week, this will be at the normal rate which is still only about £1 more per night.
Ratty will be putting up the registration pages very shortly.
Post last edited on 14/09/2005 22:01:54
------------- Caz
If you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel, just keep going till you go round the bend.
sounds good caz!!Wenlock Edge - good walks, handy for Church Stretton and the Long Mynd/Cardingmill Valley,shopping in Telford plus ice skating,bowling etc there too.....
looks lovely, but I can't make a firm booking yet 'cause of sister's surprise 50th birthday which I'm organising - if she goes away at half-term like she's threatening, then no problem! if I tell her she can't go away she'll want to know why - all a bit of a muddle, really!
Mary, that all sounds terribly energetic. Hope you're going to organise the kids & dogs and take them rambling o'er hill and dale, and I can just sit and chill.
Weather will be ok, Jan, no wind or thunderstorms I promise. Unless someone eats too many baked beans.
Debby, encourage your Sister to go away then you won't have the bother of organising the party and you can come and chill with me.
------------- Caz
If you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel, just keep going till you go round the bend.
...don't worry caz,just trying to inspire the energetic amongst us - I'll keep you company and the kids can take the dogs - we'll have to anaesthetise Francis first though....
Not stayed there myself although have noticed it in passing. Marynov suggested it and it was one of half a dozen I contacted when we knew Brynawelon was cancelled.
------------- Caz
If you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel, just keep going till you go round the bend.
Cheers! I don't know the area at all but have had to drive through it on my way to North Wales several times over the last year or so and thought it looked lovely. Don't know if I can toughen up enough to camp there in October though. Anyway, I've made a note of the name whatever happens this time round. MT
PS Does anyone know a website where you can look up eg what the weather in Much Wenlock is normally like in October?
Post last edited on 16/09/2005 08:45:35
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We have stayed there The site is on a slope but it is on about 3 different levels, it's about a 10min walk into the village. There is no play park but there is plenty of room for the kids to play ball games away from the units. And for those that love walking the footpath goes from the site. You can order your Sunday paper to be picked up from reception.
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Before you criticise a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way when you do criticise him you'll be a mile away and have his shoes
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: Oct 21st/22nd Much Wenlock, Shrops
. Anyway, I've made a note of the name whatever happens this time round. MT 
The site is on a slope but it is on about 3 different levels, it's about a 10min walk into the village. There is no play park but there is plenty of room for the kids to play ball games away from the units. And for those that love walking the footpath goes from the site. You can order your Sunday paper to be picked up from reception. 
