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The park is easy to find, located on the Bridgnorth-Stourbridge road, and is well signposted. Beware, even the A-roads in this neck of the woods are full of potholes and in need of resurfacing, so make sure the contents of your caravan are well secured!
Location is very good, Bridgnorth is a very attractive town in the beautiful Severn valley with lots of significant industrial heritage on the doorstep (Ironbridge Gorge museums, RAF Cosford air museum, etc) and a couple of country parks nearby to exercise your dog off-site.
Speaking of dogs there is a pleasant, if short, dedicated dog walk on site which is ideal to just stretch your pooch's legs.
The park is beautifully landscaped and maintained, everywhere looks pristine and the pond has plenty of wildfowl which adds to the rural feel.
The main road beside the site is quite busy and the pitches that back onto it would have been pretty noisy. Toilet and shower facilities are in just one block, really there ought to be an additional block, but they are immaculately clean.
However the showers are a bit smelly and the hairdriers are laughably feeble so take your own hairdrier!
Plenty of bins, fresh water and waste disposal points, there is a small children's' playground but I wouldn't say the site is especially child friendly.
There is an adults only section, and a choice of pitch types (from grass to fully serviced hardstanding). The on-site shop sells caravanning accessories as well as essentials, and prices are surprisingly reasonable.
There is an Aldi very close by for provisions plus a Sainsburys in the town. There isn't much lighting at night, you will need a torch to navigate the site during the hours of darkness.
On arrival you'll be given a loyalty card, for every 12 nights you spend at one of Morris Leisure's 5 parks, you get a night free.
If you're a CAMC member you leave your membership card at Reception in exchange for your barrier fob, then collect it when you check out.
We enjoyed our stay and would recommend the site to anyone who likes a tidy, quiet, full-facility site.
This is our first visit to a Morris Leisure site. We were supposed to stay at their Llanberis site last year, so had a credit to use and this was the closest site to us.
I was initially a little apprehensive. The site tries to please all sides by having separate adult only and family areas - they risk pleasing neither. There were a number of rules that my kids had to follow around not being allowed to cycle or scooters - or anything else away from the smallish play area. They also made it very clear that children are not to go in the adult only area. Fair enough, but why not allow more flexibility in the family area then.
In the end, the positives of the site just about made up for those negatives. It is beautifully maintained and is particularly picturesque around the lake - our kids loved watching the peacocks and other birdlife. It would of been even better with a lake side pitch.
Toilet facilities are very clean, although there is only one block, which seems limited for a site of this size, particularly as we were the opposite end of the site. Although the positive of that is being away from the main road. It was a pleasant surprise for the toilets to be open anyway (not showers) given the restrictions.
The site is well located for Bridgnorth, which is a lovely town, although I would say to walk is 2-3 miles each way (we found a pleasant work along the river - but slightly longer than via the main road).
Overall we had a lovely stay, but the child friendliness rating pulls the overall score down as a family.
I have to say the welcome was extremely friendly, clear Covid procedure and good site information. I live not that far away and this was an opportunity to get my van up and running from storage without disturbing anyone else.
This site is a mature arboretum style site situated around a lake with nicely spaced pitches of varying types. Facilities are good, though I was self contained and just to walk around the site was pleasurable though there are several cross country walks and a paved walk into Bridgnorth to suit all requirements.
Plenty of hardstanding with my only gripe being that I was forever finding small sharp gravel chipping sun the entry area of my van.
Overall a superb site and I will be visiting again. via mobile
Our second visit in as many months. Lovely site with spacious pitches in a rural area. Very helpful staff.
Occasional traffic noise from the nearby main road but it's not intrusive.
Sensible attitude to site facilities, everyone is encouraged to use their own as much as possible but the shower/toilet blocks are open for use if desired. They were immaculately maintained and we felt very safe using them.
We particularly enjoyed watching the antics of the ducks and geese on the lake.
This is an absolutely beautiful site and with a lovely lake in the middle of the park.
We had 4 children with us and thought paying the price this would be a perfect place to come, especially as it is only 25 minutes away from home.
Unfortunately given the size of the site, there is only 1 small slide and 4 swings and a very small grass area to play football if you wish.
Very limited dog poo bins, only located in the small dog walk area, not good when you have to walk to the other side of the site from your pitch.
We were placed in one of the closest pitches to the main gate, despite the site being very quite for most of the time. This meant we were right next to the main road and whilst road noise doesn't both me, this did. Not a single decent night sleep in the whole 5 days we were there as the road is very busy.
My advice if you are choosing this site is to get a pitch near the lake. If you have you children then I would consider maybe finding another site.
This is a perfect place if you are a couple and happy to do nothing.
Shower and toilet facilities kept very clean, staff were very friendly. via mobile
After a damp drive to the campsite in late October 2019, I didn't feel particularly welcomed or valued as a Customer when checking in. We had had a difficult journey culminating with the EMS light coming on in the MH 3 miles outside Bridgenorth. On 'limp home' mode we limped into the campsite.
The staff were what I considered a little 'sharp' and with little or no conversation other than to give us our pitch and tell us the campsite rules. Had stayed at a sister site in Llanberis the week before where the team could not have been more helpful and welcoming, so was expecting the same.
An example being, I wanted a to buy a Wifi voucher with cash rather than to pay on the card when logging in. The lady wasn't happy and even though I knew they had these vouchers (had them in Llanberis) she was very reluctant to give me one of these.
Other than that, the site was clean, facilities very good even though some way from our pitch which in the Summer wouldn't be a problem, not good in damp Autumn.
Pitches looked mostly level, ours having a nice view of the lake on the campsite. We did try to get the bus to Bridgenorth, however, as we were walking the 15 to 20m to the bus stop, we saw in the distance it stop and then drive on, a full 10m before the timetable time!
Top tip, get there early to avoid a 40m walk into the lowtown and then a steep walk into the upper town area along a very busy road, as 3 taxis we phoned were not interested in coming out that far.
Once in the high town in Bridgenorth, we had a lovely time walking around, and I was astonished and pleasantly surprised that for such a small town it had so many small and medium size pubs open.
All in all, would certainly go back to Bridgenorth, but maybe not Stanmore Hall
Visited during the winter- there had been some rain but hardly torrential.
The wardens located us on a pitch which was the furthest possible from the facilities meaning that I had to use the car to use the shower and loo. The remainder of the site was empty!
When we asked the wardens why we, and all the other units had been allocated pitches so far away from the facilities they said 'it was to avoid the road noise'.
The road outside the campsite was busy during the day but really quiet at night.
I suspect that the real reason was that they were using the good old caravan club rationale of 'protecting the campsite first' as the area where we were placed on was the highest part of the site and thus drained the best.
Very nice site, toilets and showers aplenty and all clean. Shop on site sells lots of camping accessories. A lovely lake with ducks and moor hens dominates the centre of the site. Pitches are well spaced and roomy.
However, as with other Morris Leisure sites the toilets/showers are accessed using a key, one between two is not enough so I was given one for each of us after asking for a 2nd key and it can be a problem if you set off to the shower block early morning and discover you've forgotten to bring the key, it's a fair walk back to get it!
Morris Leisure sites are more expensive than all other sites we've visited.
Check which pitch you're allocated. We have just returned from a 2 night weekend break at Stanmore Hall and unfortunately due to the location of our pitch it was not a enjoyable stay.
The site in general is well maintained and facilities spotless but if you are thinking of going please check where you are staying as we were on a hard standing pitch right next to a busy main road and the noise was awful.
It is mainly some of the hard standing pitches effected but there were a couple of grass pitches located near the road.
I do think the site should make you aware of this issue when booking as it is a very noisy issue and totally spoilt the weekend, however I do feel if you are located around the main field it would be a different experience.
This is a very attractive, well-maintained site with a variety of pitches - grass, hard-standing, fully serviced, and adults only. At the centre of the site is a lovely lake with water lilies and an entertaining population of ducks and moorhens, who come pecking round the grassy areas and appreciate titbits (we always carry a box of duck food in the car. ) The resident peacock is also very friendly - the peahen and her chick were more wary!
We opted for a grass pitch, and were glad we did because they seemed more spacious and less regimented than the hard standings. There's one area of hard standings which was just like a car park, with no greenery to relieve the expanse of gravel - but on the plus side, these pitches were closer to the toilet block. It was quite a hike from the far side of the lake, and quite dark at night - a torch is useful.
The reception staff are friendly, there's a well-stocked shop, and a very useful information room. We didn't use the laundry or washing-up rooms but they looked well-equipped.
There are some tall trees on site, including some lovely giant redwoods, but they can make TV reception difficult from some pitches. We also found phone reception was poor. Wifi is available but rather expensive.
There are numerous interesting places to visit in the surrounding area. We bought a 'passport' which gave entry to all 10 of the Irongorge museums, using one of the the 25% off vouchers in the information room. This was excellent value. We particularly enjoyed Blists Hill Victorian Town - you could spend a whole day there! There were lots of activities aimed at children, so the area would be great for families. We also visited 3 National Trust properties not far from the site. We thoroughly enjoyed the five days we spent at Stanmore Hall and would be happy to return.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <5 miles 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <5 miles 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
No Golf 
No Tennis 
No Beach 
No Watersports 
No Boat Launch 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
Lakeside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
The park is easy to find, located on the Bridgnorth-Stourbridge road, and is well signposted. Beware, even the A-roads in this neck of the woods are full of potholes and in need of resurfacing, so make sure the contents of your caravan are well secured! 
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