Tent campgrounds and tent camping parks in Shropshire

Tedsmore Lakes

• Quiet site among woods in pretty Shropshire countryside
• A 15-minute drive from Whittington and 20 from Oswestry
• Visit the historical British Ironwork Centre in 15 minutes

Bush Farm

• Peaceful off-grid wild camping site in the Shropshire Hills
• A 20-minute drive to Ludlow; 25 minutes to Ironbridge museums
• Barbecues and campfires permitted; lovely views towards Brown Clee

The Coates Farm

• Small no-frills site on a working farm in the Shropshire Hills
• Half an hour's drive from Ludlow
• Access the Jack Mytton Way from the farm for hiking and horse riding

Stanmore Hall Touring Park

• Peaceful touring park set around a picturesque lake.
• Award-winning facilities and tranquil Shropshire location.
• Situated near to Bridgnorth and historic Ironbridge

Lower Hill Camp Site

• Working farm campsite at the foot of Wenlock Edge
• Miles of National Trust and wildlife walks from the site entrance
• Coarse fishing pools, free wifi and home-produced farm meats available

The Royal Oak Campsite

• Dog-friendly grass pitches behind a country pub in Shropshire
• A 15-minute drive from Wyre Forest, Severn Valley Railway and Bewdley
• Food and real ales served at indoor or outdoor seating

Whitcliffe Camp Site

Ellerdine Lakes Trout Fishery

• Relax and unwind at Ellerdine Lakes Trout Fishery surrounded by wildlife. Lake views in peaceful countryside.

Spring Lea Park

• Well-maintained Shropshire site with high-quality fishing
• A 20-minute drive to Shrewsbury; Shropshire Hills 15 minutes
• Tackle and bait shop on site, plus café offering snacks and deliveries

The Royal Oak

Oswestry Camping & Caravanning Club Site

Hampton Bank Farm

Hamperley Campsite

• A campsite which has been in existence since the 1960s.
• A greenfield natural site with an adjacent 3 acre ancient wood
• Large flat field with plenty of space to spread out

Grindley Brook Wharf Caravan and Camp Site

Canal Central

Little Folly

Rowland's Patch

Small Batch Caravan & Camping

Penrose

Monstay Farm