Campsites in Clun, England

Greenway Touring and Glamping Park

• Adults-only site in a secluded hill setting
• Small, peaceful and easily accessible from Craven Arms
• In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty nine miles from Ludlow

The Nipstone Campsite

• Small and friendly tents-only site among spectacular scenery
• 200 yards from the Shropshire Way
• Campfires allowed: bring your own firewood

Small Batch Caravan & Camping

Monstay Farm

Hush Hush Glamping

• Adults-only site on a 90-acre farm looking over the Radnor Valley
• A 15-minute drive from Presteigne and Hergest Croft Gardens
• Smart, insulated glamping pods with heating and ensuite bathroom

Bridges Long Mynd Youth Hostel

Acton Scott Escapes

• Stylish glamping in ancient woodland at a 1,000-acre Shropshire estate
• A 15-minute drive to Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd
• Hot tub, barbecue, bathroom and kitchen for each unit

The Lilac House

Brow Farm Campsite

• Farm park with views of colourful wildflower meadows
• Half a mile from the Long Mynd and three miles from the Stiperstones
• Firepits and shop on site; weekend shuttle bus stop right outside

Pantyronen Tourer Holidays

• Pantyronen tourer holidays
• Mid wales
• Llanbister Llandrindod Wells Powys

Pen-Rhos Luxury Glamping

• Glamping in converted railway carriages on a peaceful Powys site
• A half-hour drive from the Elan valley and Builth Wells
• Walk to the local pub in half an hour for curry dinners

Radnor Revivals Camping

• Peaceful Mid Wales campsite on a family-run smallholding
• Half a mile from Llanbister; Llandrindod Wells 20 minutes' drive
• Easy access to cycle trails and footpaths; 20 minutes' walk from a pub

Sparchford Farm

Aymestrey Lodges

• Luxury wooden cabins in landscaped gardens at Aymestrey, Herefordshire
• Fishing and golf 20 minutes’ drive; Ironbridge Gorge Museums an hour
• Private decking, barbecue and hot tub; village pub five minutes’ walk

Bron Hafren Campsite

• Small, quiet and dog-friendly pop-up site in the upper Severn Valley
• Walking distance from the Montgomery Canal for cycling and walking
• Access to the river Severn for fishing; Offa Dyke’s Path further out