Lodges in Shropshire25 properties found
Ludlow Fishing Lodges in Ashford Bowdler
Ludlow, ShropshireHOBBIT Holiday House in Craven Arms
Craven Arms, ShropshireBillingsley Park Lodges
Billingsley, ShropshireAshes Lodge
Church Stretton, ShropshireMayfields Lodge
Shrewsbury, ShropshireGadlas Park
Ellesmere, ShropshireThe Log Cabin - Craven Arms
Craven Arms, ShropshireLime Lodge
Craven Arms, ShropshireSunrise Pods
Minsterley, ShropshireBicton Lodge
Craven Arms, ShropshireBeaconsfield Holiday Park
Shrewsbury, ShropshireHampton Lodge
Ellesmere, ShropshireMorrells Wood Farm
Shrewsbury, ShropshireAlder Lodge
Craven Arms, ShropshireBrookside Leisure Park
Oswestry, ShropshireHoneydene Luxury Pods
Craven Arms, ShropshireWillow River Lodge
Craven Arms, ShropshireAshlea Pools Lodges
Craven Arms, ShropshireCedar Log Cabin, Brynallt Country Park
Frankton, ShropshireAcksea Cottage and Lodges
Oswestry, ShropshireFind a holiday lodge or log cabin in Shropshire that suits your requirements, perhaps parks with a swimming pool or those that allow the family pet or with hot tubs.
Enjoy the best-preserved Steam Train network in England and many UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the world’s oldest working cast iron bridge, in Shrewsbury’s you’ll see many of their famous black and white buildings plus a good selection of unusual shops. Full of market towns to enjoy such as Ellesmere, Market Drayton, Bishops Castle, Much Wenlock, Oswestry, Bridgnorth and Ludlow which is a must for food lovers.
Other attractions include The Royal Airforce Museum Cosford complete has a display of civil and military planes. The Walled Gardens on the Apley Estate with delicious meals at The Creamery Café and Farm Shop. The romantic Stokesay Castle or spend the day at Hawkstone Park Follies fantasy land exploring over 100 acres of landscaped caves, walkways, tunnels, trails and viewpoints, all winding through rhododendron fields. For wine buffs you should visit Tanners Wines, family-owned since 1842 and one of the top wine merchants in the UK, Country Life magazine named it 'one of the ten most charming shops in Britain'.