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We recently stayed on this lovely site for 9 nights and couldn't fault it at all.
Very peaceful and quiet.
Facilities are good. Clean well maintained toilet/shower block. The showers are free, had plenty of hot water and the water pressure was good. They are wet room style, with a wet and dry area, with no curtain between the 2, but I didn't find this a problem, there are hooks on the door for clothing and a fold down seat.
There is also a combined washing up room/information room.
We had no problem with TV reception.
Site is approached via a tree lined drive, then through a farm yard with security barrier. Large field with lush grass, no muddy or bare areas. Gently sloping, we pitched at the top of the field and had an excellent view out into the open countryside. Field is hedged and fenced with clusters of small trees in the middle.
There is also an area of privately owned statics to the side of the camping field. These are all well screened by trees and bushes, The owners of the statics that we saw were all very pleasant and friendly, as were the site owners. Behind the statics is a fishing lake and a very pleasant woodland dog walking area
The site is very rural, there is a pub that serves food about 15 minutes walk away, in Chelmarsh. Nearest shop is at Highley, approx 2 miles.
The touring site is adults only so very quiet. It takes 30 units, but we had the field completely to ourselves for 5 nights out if the 9 that we were there, but even over the bank holiday weekend the site was only half full.
Arrival time is 11am and departures are not until 4pm
Lots to do in the area. Our favourite town was Ludlow, but plenty of other places to visit and lots of lovely walks, plus the Severn Valley Steam Railway very close by.
All in all a gem of a site and very reasonably priced at £17 per night in 2016 ( There are a handful of hard standing pitches, which I understand are charged a little more)
We have had a lovely few nights at this site - as others have said this is a really peaceful, adults only site - the only noise seemed to come from the owls hooting. We had a bit of difficulty on our approach to the site as our directions took us through the middle of Bridgnorth - not advisable, very narrow streets and a nasty, narrow right angled corner. The oners tell me that this is a quite common problem, and that others have also had difficulty on some of the narrow country lanes. It might be helpful if better directions or a warning could be put onto the website.
The owners seem very relaxed about where you set up - with ehus in various locations around the field. There are 5 or 6 hardstanding pitches, the rest being on a sloping field. We chose to park right at the top of the slope to get the best of the wonderful views. The toilets were always spotless with fresh flowers being a nice touch. You do need to take care though as the floor seemed to be very slippery even when dry. One other warning is that there is almost no mobile or wifi reception on the site - great for those of us seeking a real break. TV reception was also a bit iffy! The site was really well maintained and secured with a barrier across the access.
We visited Bridgnorth - the top town is quirky and we loved the cliff railway - great value at £1. 20 return with the dogs going free! However, apart from the river there didn't seem much to this part of town. We also went to Dudmaston Hall which is not far from Bridgnorth. It seems to be well set up for families - although beware the house does not open til 12. We had a nice coffee and some glorious mocha coffee cake, though their catering is quite expensive.
Have just returned from a 2 night stay at Denn Farm. This is the second time we have been and will be returning again. The site is immaculate with spacious pitches. Very friendly owner who always looks to improve the site. This is a very peaceful site with beautiful walks around the lake with the Bulls Head within 15 minutes walk away. Facilities spotless and a very friendly site. With local attractions very close, Bridgnorth and Severn Valley Railway. Can't wait to return again. This site is fantastic value for money at £16 per night including electric.
Third time here and have to agree with all the positive points mentioned previously as regards to the peacefulness of the site and cleanliness of the modern toilets even though it's on a working farm so will just add a few additional points. Beside the Unicorn pub at Hampton Lode you can walk to the Bulls head in about 20 mins by turning left along the bridle path from the site entrance road then carry on. The pub does food all day, has a friendly locals bar with four real ales and occasional evening functions. A bus can be caught from the shut down Kings Head to Bridgnorth or Kidderminster. Someone mentioned a lack of phone signal, I had a slight signal with my orange phone. Paid £16/night with ehu.
Stopped here for 2 nights after the bank holiday weekend. Nice size field with plenty of ehu. Views from the site are good. Toilet block always clean and tidy however there were only 3 other pitches being used. Showers were really good with plenty of hot water. Good location for bridgnorth and Severn valley railway. They advertise as an adults only site, so there will be no children running around and I also get the impression there will be no young groups either, so if peace and quiet is what you are looking for then this site is well worth a go.
We booked in to stay 3 nights and stayed 7 because this was such a lovely site. Very peaceful - we shared it with one other unit and the swallows swooping across the campsite. The facilities were excellent and always clean. The showers were hot, modern and spacious. There were statics but these were well hidden. The views from the gently sloping site across to the Clee hills was lovely and we enjoyed watching the sun set from the site. We used our kayaks to paddle down the River Severn and catch the steam train back up to the start. There is access at Bridgnorth, Bewdley and nearby Hampton Loade. Walking on the Clee hills and at Kinver ridge where there are rock houses all had excellent views. The whole site has been very carefully designed and the walks around the pond are cute. I would highly recommend the site and the area. My only suggestion for improvement is to move the key plate for the barrier so that it can be reached from the car without having to get out every time. Yes that really is all I can think of. Before booking, be aware that you are not allowed visitors to site, I'm guessing that they've had problems in the past and want to keep the site really quiet
This is a real 'get away from it all' site. A huge field with very generous space between pitches, the toilets and showers are amongst the best we have come across. Fabulous, powerful and hot showers (2 in each of mens' and ladies') and 5 loos (I think!) in the ladies', with 2 basins. Washing up inside the block. Excellent ventilation so no mould or damp - but could get cold when cooler weather. Beautiful garden flowers everywhere.
We were a little underwhelmed by our reception but it didn't matter as we were pleased to have the space and peace. Swallows ducked and dived around the field every evening, and we looked out onto beautiful views of hills and fields.
We cycled some of Route 45 which was quite hilly - but had a lovely trip back from Bewdley on the steam train.
Be warned - there is no phone signal or wifi here so you will be totally cut off from the outside world.
Fantastic site, third visit this year. Very peaceful in a lovely setting. The owners are friendly and helpful, lots of hook ups all over the field. Toilets and showers spotless, great location for severn valley railway. Bridgnorth is about five miles away and highley about three miles away. The site has a small pool to fish on, you get permits from the farm. If you like it quiet this is is the place for you.
Me and the wife spent 7 nights here end of July beginning of August and Loved it.
The owners were very friendly and advised us of where to visit, Bridgenorth is just a few mile away and well worth a visit the cliff railway takes you from the top town to the bottom or vice versa and that is a nice experience at just £1. 50 return, there are plenty of places to visit like Ironbridge, Ludlow and Bewdley just to name a few.
The highlight of each day for me was a couple of hours fishing on the small lake they have on the site, it is £3 for a day ticket and I have never seen a Lake so well stocked with carp and I was pulling small ones out every few minutes.
The grass was regularly cut on the touring field and it was level no slopes, toilets showers and wash basins were kept clean, this is a really nice site it is one of the best we have been to and we have been to a lot, we wlll definitely be coming back.
Denn Farm is an adults-only camp site attached to a working farm in the small village of Chelmarsh. As well as a mobile home site, for campers and caravanners there is a large, grassy touring field with some hard-standing plots offering spectacular sunset views of Wenlock Edge and the distant Clee Hills. Entrance to the site is down a long drive and then through a number pad-operated barrier by the main reception.
Electric hook-ups are situated along the perimeter hedge of the camping field, as well as alongside a handful of centrally-situated tree enclosures. Plots are allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis, so campers can pretty much choose which aspect they prefer. The field’s solitary water tap can be found beneath a quaint lych gate, whilst the main facilities block is located across the way and hosts male and female toilets and showers, a disabled toilet, a washing-up station (with information point and book exchange), elsan point and rubbish bins. The facilities are maintained to a high standard and the power showers are free to use.
Also across the way adjacent to the mobile home park is a woodland walk leading to a small lake stocked with playful wild carp. Fishing is permitted here and there are tables and benches for use by picnickers, as well as a landing stage from which those without rods can feed or admire the fish instead! There are also a variety of footpaths and country lanes criss-crossing the village – including to nearby Chelmarsh Reservoir.
Denn Farm is also centrally located for exploring the wonderful Severn Valley – including the eponymous and renowned steam railway line that shadows the river on its course from Bridgnorth to Bewdley. The nearest station on the Severn Valley Railway is at Hampton Loade, which is a few minutes drive (or a half-hour stroll) down a country lane. Here you will find a shop selling railway memorabilia and a fabulous garden model railway which is open for viewing on Sundays. The Unicorn public house is nearby, as is a landing stage for the foot ferry that permits crossing of the river in the summer months. In addition, stations further down the line at the villages of Alveley and Arley and the town of Bewdley provide enchanted places in which to while away an afternoon watching the trains or relaxing in riverside pubs.
Elsewhere, just five miles away is Bridgnorth - the nearest main town, with its supermarkets, Saturday market and a variety of pubs, shops and museums to explore. Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury, Kidderminster, Ludlow and Telford are also shopping destinations within an afternoon's drive – the latter also playing host to the world famous industrial heritage sites at Ironbridge and Coalbrookdale.
All told, either though we were only there for a weekend, we found Denn Farm to be the perfect haunt for either relaxing beneath wide Shropshire skies or savouring the delights offered by the towns and villages nearby.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
No Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
No Shop 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing On Site 
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 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport 
No Dog Walk 
We recently stayed on this lovely site for 9 nights and couldn't fault it at all. 
