Two miles from Bridgnorth, and well placed for Shropshire
Steam trains, a cliff railway, river walks and the Ironbridge Gorge, all from a quiet pitch at Quatford.
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Walking from the pitch
The riverside path runs north towards Bridgnorth, and our own enclosed field is a safe place to let a dog off the lead.
From the park
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Comer Woods
Waymarked walking and cycling trails on the Dudmaston estate, a few hundred metres up the lane from us.
Half a mile
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Bridgnorth Low Town and High Town
Shops, pubs and places to eat by the river in Low Town, with the older streets and the castle grounds above in High Town.
2 miles
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Severn Valley Railway
Sixteen miles of heritage steam railway, running from Bridgnorth station down the valley to Kidderminster. Staying near the railway.
In Bridgnorth
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Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
England's steepest inland funicular carries you from Low Town up to High Town in about a minute.
In Bridgnorth
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Bridgnorth Castle and Castle Walk
The ruined keep leans further than the tower at Pisa. Behind it, Castle Walk looks out over the Severn valley.
In Bridgnorth
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Dudmaston
A National Trust house with gardens, parkland and woodland walks, and our nearest neighbour of any size.
1.4 miles
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Severn Valley Country Park
Riverside meadows and woodland above Alveley, with a visitor centre, and Highley across the footbridge.
About 5 miles
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Ironbridge Gorge
The world's first iron bridge, and a World Heritage Site with a string of museums along the gorge.
Under 30 minutes
Further afield
Driving times from the park, on an ordinary day.
- Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses
- About 20 minutes. National Trust heathland and the famous houses cut into the sandstone.
- West Midland Safari Park
- About 20 minutes, down the A442 at Bewdley.
- RAF Museum Midlands, Cosford
- About 30 minutes, and free to get in.
- Ludlow
- About 40 minutes, for the castle, the market and the food.
- Shrewsbury
- About 45 minutes.
- Birmingham
- About an hour.
Where you'd be staying
All of this is from a level hardstanding pitch on the bank of the Severn, with nine fishing platforms of our own and an enclosed field for the dog. Just passing? A one-night stopover is welcome. See which nights are free.
Into Bridgnorth by bus
Useful if you're in a motorhome or campervan and would rather leave it on the pitch, or if you'd sooner not drive at all. The 297 Bus stops on the A442 right by us: catch it from the stop on our side of the road for Low Town, the Severn Valley Railway and High Town.
Coming back, take a bus signed for Kidderminster from High Town or Low Town and get off at the stop across the road from us. Times vary by day and on school days, so check before you set off.
On timetables and apps the two stops are called Quatford, adj Caravan Site and Quatford, opp Caravan Site. They are named after a neighbouring park rather than ours, so watch for the A442 and the river rather than the name.
Times from the park to Bridgnorth Times back from Bridgnorth
Check a date
Tell us when you'd like to come and we'll reply to confirm your pitch. With only five pitches, it's worth asking early.
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