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This site is one of my favourites. We were on the island which was slightly secluded and great for little ones as you don't have to worry about cars. There is a stream running through the campsite ideal for pond dipping. Lovely setting. There is a pub just outside the campsite which was a bonus as my hubby forgot to bring his beer. The facilities are basic but perfectly fine and plenty of them. We had great weather and took a visit to carding mill valley which is stunning, the gliding club is worth a look, the kids loved watching them get winched up in the air. Beautiful area and great site, we will definitely be return later on the year.
Nice site with lots of choice of camping fields, large playing field with small playing area, rally field also quite large with varying heights, plateau, and Dell 1 and Dell 2, which were great small areas right by the river.
Good for a group of families with tents, but dark and damp, also a lot of flies when we went. Very quiet in the week and managed to get a spot on our own, but became busier on the Friday.
Plenty of space everywhere and you can just pick your spot so decided on the rally field.
The toilets are oldish but very clean, enough showers and washing facilities. Well kept site, the only downside was the grass had been cut whilst long and left on the fields.
As it was wet and damp, the grass stuck to your shoes and hence walked in everywhere, into the toilets, showers, tents etc. So had a bit of cleaning to do with the tent.
The Inn on the Green just outside the campsite was very good, nice patio and restaurant and bar which sells food and good beer. Didn’t eat here, but the food looked good with daily specials.
Walked up to The Crown Inn, Wentnor, up the steep slope from the campsite about ½ mile. Excellent food and beer here, the pies are excellent. Home made, try the beef and stilton. It was a dish packed with meat and sauce and served with chips or potatoes, and a dish of veg. Well recommended. Pleasant people serving.
Would certainly recommend the site and will go again.
Stayed Friday to Sunday in school Holidays 2 adults and 3 kids.
Nice large (Samara 600 +canopy), dry pitch with hookup (if you need a large pitch ask for it when booking).
Clean, quiet site (quiet but definitely not 'turn that light out' moany!) ideal for exploring Welsh border.
Small play area and well stocked shop on site; plus pub right outside the gates (We ate there Saturday night: very good quality, simple menu and good value, plus a couple of good ales and cheap Fruit Shoots for the kids).
Toilet block is dated but was always very clean and there are metered showers and plenty of WCs and washing up is generous and indoors.
Friendly helpful reception. We'd be happy to return.
Just returned home from our first camping holiday with my partner a friend and my 2 boys aged 6and 3,
we had a lovely stay at this site, so peaceful and relaxing, a stream runs through the centre and you can pitch either side,
we were welcomed by friendly staff and told to pitch where we want to, we had a field to ourselves!
Over the 3 night stay we felt very welcome by the owners and they work very hard to ensure the sites well maintained, from seeing them cut grass to cleaning and mopping out shower blocks, always smiling and happy to help!
The ground to pitch on was perfect, nice flat and dry. The shower blocks were very clean along with toilets and washing up/laundry room.
There is a little play area which my children liked to play on, main entertainment for them was fishing in the stream (they sell nets £1.10 on site shop) which they didn't catch much, a few leaves but loved it!
Lots of wildlife to spot, many birds and saw some bats at night. The on site shop was very cheap, they sold many camping things as well as badminton sets, frisby, bat ball, cricket sets, water pistols, bread, milk, bbqs, sweets and everyday essentials.
There is also a lovely pub on the site entrance, small quiet local pub, also very cheap, only 75p for a fruit shoot and £1 for a coke. We had a meal here and the food was some of the best I have ever eaten, and exceptional value for money too!
We sat outside as it was a warm night and we had our dog and the garden was lovely to sit in, with lots of lovely flowers and also so peaceful and relaxing.
Overall I would highly recommend this site to anyone who wants a relaxing break, with very friendly atmosphere and a feel of the country, visit to ludlow is a must too especially if the food market is on!
We have just got back from a very wet and cold week (Jubilee week!) but really enjoyed the site. The pitches were spacious and all the tents and caravans were spread out over at least four/five separate areas.
The showers and toilets although dated were lovely and clean, the water was really hot. The shop was well stocked with camping accessories, bread and basics and not expensive!
The area is beautiful with lovely towns to visit if you can't do much hill walking, Ludlow is a must.
The owners were really helpful and friendly, it's definitely a site on our re-visit list.
Lovely site and people, site is all clean and tidy and as 15 acres plenty of space to move around.
Our pitch was huge and our view was the lovely River running right through the site.
Toilet block is dated and you need 20p for a weak shower but the place was very clean and the water was hot so you cant complain, unless your very fussy.
Super little shop on site plus a local store over the road and the benefit of a pub at the site entrance, which we didn't visit as we chose to visit and eat at the Crown at the top of the hill which was wonderful.
Regarding dogs the site has a truly superb dog exercise area on the other side of the river, well fenced and a great place to use.
First weekend in September and the site was very quiet. Very pretty rural location. Kids play area is basic but kept our two under-5s entertained sufficiently during our three-night stay. The showers/toilets are situated in one half of a barn and although very old were quite sufficient. Showers were nice and hot.
I'd highly recommend the local pub for their real ale - choice of four including a delicious Shropshire Gold. Child friendly and they provide a selection of games and books which kept our kids entertained for a couple of hours.
For the middle weekend in September we were pleasantly surprised by the lack of numbers. Just 7 tents spread out over loads of space and most of the caravans were empty. There was no pressure on the facilities and we often had the place to ourselves.
Staff were friendly and allowed us to camp where we liked. The toilets and facilities were clean and the water very hot. Our only complaint would be the showers - there was very little pressure and it was quite frustrating as the air temperature was cool to say the least. We understand they are revamping these during the winter and putting a pump into the plumbing. This would make a huge difference.
The site is amazingly quiet yet has the benefit of an adjacent pub, a small on-site shop, the village stores about 100m from the site entrance and yet another pub at the top of the village.
The Inn on the Green (next to the site) served up a range of typical pub meals at (to us east anglians) very reasonable prices and the quantity was almost too much in some cases. The beers (3 local real ales) were priced at £2. 50 compared to £3, 20 at home. Very good value from friendly staff; the pub has been under new ownership since the Spring.
The Crown, at the top of the hill, also has a great range of ales (4 in total)and offers a good menu, again more pub than gastro. The pies were excellent and a speciality.
We were here for the walking and it didn't disappoint despite the weather providing plenty of rain. Great walks particularly on the Long Mynd and Stiperstones. If you like exposed single track roads, take the one up to the Long Mynd on its east side - narrow and a hairy ride for the passenger!
Just come back from a night here in our Campervan. All in all a lovely site with friendly, helpful staff, in a beautiful location. The site is set along a river so most pitches are alongside or not far from the banks, if you have kids fishing rods from the shop are a must (just don't expect them to catch anything but mud and leaves!) For tenters, 'the Island' and both Dingles are the prime riverside spots, we were on the hookup field, even this had plenty of little shingle beaches adjoining it.
Facilities, on granted a fairly quiet weekend, were spotless, situated in what appeared to be a converted barn, which weren't the poshest I have seen but were more than adequate, clean, and the building is totally in keeping with the rural nature of the site. There is a small play area for the kids which our 2 enjoyed.
Beware the fantastic beer to be had locally-it wasn't our plan to drink so much of it! However the Crown in Wentnor sells delicious local ales, and is very friendly, and The Inn on the Green at the site entrance has a welcoming atmosphere and sold real ale too (although if I am picky, the Crown's is better kept).
The local walks are attractive rambles through the hilly areas between the Long Mynd and Stiperstones, I can recommend the Adstone Walk which takes you over Adstone Hill to Bridges, which has a very good recently renovated pub selling. You guessed it. In a beautiful setting along the same river that adjoins the site.
We really enjoyed our stay here and look forward to coming back next year!
Just back from a super bank holiday weekend at the Green caravan and camping site. This was our first camping trip in nearly 5 years, and the first one with all three of our kids (2, 4, 8) so we weren't quite sure how it would go - we needn't have worried!
The site is located right in the countryside, cows, sheep, hills, peace, and next to the stream and nestled in the trees. If you want to be right in the trees ask for the Dingle, or the Play Field or Plateau are near the stream but a bit more open. The greens are well maintained and although it was a busy bank holiday the facilities weren't jam packed.
Very friendly check in and staff always cheery and ready to offer help and advice (esp like when our car battery was flat and we needed a jumpstart!).
Our children loved paddling in the stream so wellies are a must. The shop was well stocked and not too expensive, lots of sweets and pocket money items for the children.
The 'Inn on the Green' pub is 2 minutes from your tent, and we watched the footy there Saturday (with beer & lunch) and the next went for Sunday carvery - which was excellent (£40 for 5 with wine).
The shower/toilet block could do with a revamp, but was kept clean and wasn't too crowed, with showers only 20p.
Bishop's Castle is ten minutes away, and has shops/petrol/banks etc (and a nice little free museum!).
We arrived and checked in at reception, having found the site very easily. We had already paid and had requested a pitch close to the stream for the children to play (3 y. O. And 5 y. O. ). We were told we had the choice of 2 fields and could pitch where we liked. We opted for the Rally field, next to the stream, on fairly level ground. There were only 3 other tents there, all really well spaced out, lovely.
Within minutes the children were off playing football in the middle of the field, very friendly neighbours.
Got invited for a quick drink at the local, which proved wonderful. A few games for the children provided, really good prices, and I'm told, very good value and generous portioned food dishes. Again, really friendly.
Back on site, we visited the children's play area - swings, climping frame and a balancing pole. Small but perfectly formed. Reception housed a small shop stocked with useful food items you may have forgotten, children's treats and camping spares.
The toilets, showers and pot washing area were all part of an old barn. The building itself is a bit damp and smelly, but the toilets, showers etc were very clean and had fresh flowers on display. The cleanliness did unfortunately, deteriorate over the course of the 3 days we were there.
We didn't have EHU, but the staff were happy to let us blow up our air beds using a point in the barn.
All in all, a really friendly site with good facilities, ideal for the children, nothing too much trouble.
This is the first caravan site we have ever stayed at!
The site is very tidy and very well signposted, showers (takes 20p’s for 7min) and toilets are very clean and smell nice, even the chemical toilet area is clean
The little shop is well stocked and the play park is good for the kids my two loved it
The lady was very kind because I told her it was the first time with the van and she found us an easy pitch
I would recommend this site to anyone
Only one little bad bit NO TV reception and that’s the only downside
Just returned from a pleasant 4 days at this site. On arrival we were given a choice of where to pitch, which is excellent. Each area had it's plus points.
The island was beautiful and peaceful within trees but less sun, the plateux got full evening sun but less room for ball games, or the rally field, some parts sloping but with unmarked pitches, sun, shelter and stream and room to play. This is where we opted for. Perfect.
Shower blocks are a bit dated and charged 20p which we didn't know until arrival. Very hot water for washing up, beware! Children played in stream, (2x 14yr olds, a 12, and a 9 yr old) or cricket on field.
Quite concerned for the on site goat. We saw it very unhappy and angry when left in full sun all day tethered by rope for 12+ hours, granted there was a bowl of water but still not very nice conditions for any animal. I don't think David Bellamy would approve! Last night we were kept awake by music from the neighbouring pub. Not sure whether it was Kareoke or a live band but it sounded awful, and yet the site has a no noise policy after 10pm! Quite frankly I prefered listening to our neighbouring campers singing with their guitar. All in all I would come back to this site.
Just returned from a fantastic weekend at this site. This was our second visit to the Green Caravan Park having been here once a year ago on our first ever caravanning trip!
Lovely site, really friendly with a great pub next to it. Fantastic scenery - the Longmynd is great for walking, or just drive up and take in the breathtaking views.
The site is well maintained, level with a stream running through it that the kids loved playing in. The pitches are large, with plenty of choice from shaded to full sun, stream side to field.
I really recommend this site, especially for families with young kids. The kids can roam freely in safety and have plenty of room to play, scoot, cycle, fly kites - all the usual that kids love to do when camping. Our two year old and four year old made lots of friends and spent every minute of our time there playing outside. Very relaxing site for mum and dad too.
The shop is really well priced with lots of 'pocket money' toys and the usual essentials. Friendly and helpful staff too.
You do have to pay 20p for the shower, but to be honest we didn't mind that, as everything else about the site and the location is superb.
The pub is well worth a visit. Good local real ales, lovely home cooked food, and very reasonable priced. Portion sizes are generous, so make sure you're hungry! Kid's meals from £3. Try one of their cupcakes too - really good!
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <10 miles 
Wild Swimming On Site 
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 
Riverside Pitches 
Public Transport 
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
This site is one of my favourites. We were on the island which was slightly secluded and great for little ones as you don't have to worry about cars. There is a stream running through the campsite ideal for pond dipping. Lovely setting. There is a pub just outside the campsite which was a bonus as my hubby forgot to bring his beer. The facilities are basic but perfectly fine and plenty of them. We had great weather and took a visit to carding mill valley which is stunning, the gliding club is worth a look, the kids loved watching them get winched up in the air. Beautiful area and great site, we will definitely be return later on the year. 
