Wellness Woodlands

Peaceful location, hosts were lovely and very welcoming.

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Loved the woodlands and the space to pitch the tent and let the kids run round. Plenty to keep them occupied. Very friendly hosts and facilities clean. Very near to Bridgnorth and other attractions. There is a hub where you can plug in phones, there is a kettle and free tea and coffee and communal fridge which we couldnt have managed without.

Having to leave car at top of the site and have all belongings brought down the field by tractor and effectively dumped on the field. Bedding all covered in grass before we started! Facilities clean but no where near enough to cover all people staying. Had to que over hour in the extreme heat to get a shower as there was only one! Bit of a trek to toilets. Luckily we brought a portable toilet but wouldnt of gone all that way in the dark on my own in the night. Hub needs to be lit up at night. There are few string lights but they dont do anything.

We stayed in the stargazer Bell tent which was lovely and private.
There was everything you needed with a bbq, fire pit, seating area and portaloo outside. Inside the tent was lovely and had a box with cooking equipment.
The owners are very welcoming my little boy was thrilled that a tractor took our bags to the tent.

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A lovely peaceful site that is wildlife friendly. A lot of space to choose where you want to pitch and the owners limit how many pitches there are so you feel like you have the place to yourself. Free hot showers, and a genuine friendly welcome.

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I visited with my teenage daughter. Great for families. Local to steam railway and swimming pool. We swam in the river and you can rent a canoe on the river locally. Lots to do and Sharon and Jess (owners) very friendly and helpful. Perfect camp site.

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Staff friendly (and had a special greeting upon arrival from gorgeous pup 🙂 🐶 ),staff transported all our tent and belongings to our pitchup site from the car park and provided beach trolleys for any extras,plenty of space,well laid out with lovely extras like play area and fairy garden,reading tree,fire pit,lit up meeting stand(on a night).nice big hub with tea and coffee making facilities in case of bad weather.close to nature reserve.The showers and toilets were always clean.No noise after 10pm which is great for sleeping children.

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Very friendly site, facilities were fine.

As described, it is a family orientated site, during our stay it was quite noisy with children playing until dark.

Everything. The privacy, the space, the staff… even the other campers! Absolutely faultless.

Nothing to say here! My only problem was two little boys that didn’t like walking to the loos. My potty came in handy 😂

What a great place. Sharon welcomed us and showed us round, so friendly and helpful, she puts you immediately at ease. You can pitch where you fancy and they help you take all your stuff down to the pitch. The facilities are clean and they gave a communal hub with toys and tea, which we didn't use but can imagine when it rains would be fab.

I was worried before I arrived that the kids would be bored but I barely saw my 5 year old as she went off making friends on the play area, she loved the rope swing in the tree.

The two year old was in awe of the tractor, and he had freedom to roam as we pitched by the play area.

The little touches like a little story area under a tree with books and blankets, swing ball, mud kitchen are fantastic. They have fairy houses which are lovely although according to 2 year old they're spider houses but he was excited to see them.

This place is huge, we had a wander round all the ponds, saw the beautiful bell tents and went down to the railway line.
It's a magical place and I brought home two very mucky, very happy, very tired kids.

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Site feels very peaceful and safe, especially as no cars allowed by tents.

Although it's a bit of a walk up and down the hill with your camping kit, carts are provided and/or your stuff can be transported in back of a tractor, so it's not that much of an issue not parking next to your tent.

Owners were really welcoming, friendly and accommodating.

There are only 4 toilets (2 men, 2 women) but never had to queue and they were kept clean and well stocked of toilet roll.

Small shop on site has useful things for sale.

Communal fire pit. My son loved lighting a fire and keeping it going.

Kettle and fridge in hub were brilliant. Meant that our milk kept cold and could just make a hot drink without having to fire up the camp stove.

Nothing really.

Maybe a bit more light in the hub at night, as it was pretty dark in there, but you can just take a bright torch so it's not a massive issue.