1 shepherd's huts Campsites in Clun, England

YHA Clun Mill

• In the grounds of a restored watermill, half a mile from Clun
• Walking and cycling haven deep in the Shropshire Hills
• Toilet, shower, self-catering kitchen, and drying and laundry room

Black Hall Wigwams

Walcot Hall Caravan Park

• Idyllic location for exploring the natural beauty of south Shropshire

The Baron at Bucknell

• Peaceful paddock behind a pub beer garden
• Friendly country inn popular for miles around
• Booklets detailing walks starting from the pub

Ashlea Pools Country Park

Cleobury Camping

• Rural park on an equestrian farm edging the scenic Shropshire Hills
• A 10-minute drive from Knighton for access to the Offa’s Dyke Path
• Stables and kennels on site for hols with your horse and dog

Redwood Heyope

• Dog-friendly Mid Wales site in an off-grid 30-acre ancient woodland
• Within walking distance of the Offa’s Dyke Path and Glyndŵr's Way
• Hire a firepit on site; pub serving cask ales and food nearby

Wild Flower Glamping

• Shepherd's huts on an organic farm 15 minutes' drive from Clun
• A half-hour drive to Craven Arms; 40 minutes to Ludlow
• Barbecue, firepit, well-equipped kitchen and private toilet provided

Foxholes Castle Camping

The Laws Pasture

• Simple pitches at a Mid Wales family farm with gorgeous views
• A five-minute drive from Knighton and the edge of the Shropshire Hills
• Close to walks including Offa's Dyke Path and Heart of Wales Trail

Bow House Country Park

Lower Buckton

• Shepherd's hut by an ancient millstream 20 minutes' drive from Ludlow
• Private vintage caravan with shower, kitchen and cooking kit
• Firepit, barbecue and 'hot tub' made from a cast iron Victorian bath

Mellington Hall Caravan Park

Pentrenant Hall

• Cabin in the grounds of a mansion 10 minutes’ drive from Montgomery
• Powis Castle and Garden 25 minutes’ drive; Shrewsbury 45 minutes
• Private hot tub and gas barbecue; shared space with play area

Summer Meadow Camping

• Low-impact wild camping meadow with woodlands walks on site
• A short drive to Glyndwr’s Way and Offa’s Dyke Path
• Walk to two local pubs; breakfasts and evening meals to order on site

Horse and Jockey