Lodges in Broseley, Shropshire

Glencote Caravan Park is a peaceful, multi-award-winning site tucked away in the fertile splendour in the valley of the River Churnet. The landscaped, private park is the perfect spot for escapes in the heart of the Staffordshire moorlands.

Oakmere Park is a fantastic, family-run business in a peaceful location surrounded by the sights, sounds, and flora of a beautiful nature reserve. The owners welcome guests who want nothing more than to sit back and enjoy the relaxing pace of life in the country.

Get right down to a range of very English sports shooting events and country sporting activities at Yeaveley Estate. This privately-owned, adults-only estate also serves as one of the oldest shooting schools in England.

For exciting family activity breaks in a cracking location, make your way to Yha National Forest, an eco-friendly hostel ideally positioned near the Conkers visitor centre.

Bluebell Farm is a small, family-run site tucked away on a working farm a mere mile from the thriving market town of Upton Upon Severn. This friendly, peaceful countryside base is perfectly positioned a few miles from the M5.

Hear ye, all weary city folk! Are you craving a generous slice of escapism? The friendly staff at Maesmawr Farm Resort hears you loud and clear and offers the perfect settings for shaking off the complexities of urban living.

YHA Wilderhope Manor is a quiet, simple campsite set on the grounds of a stunning listed Elizabethan manor house, positioned a trifling 5-minute drive from the picturesque village of Longville.

Lincomb Lock Caravan Park is the place to be for lush camping settings on a riverside suntrap, tucked away in the verdant environs of the famed Severn Valley. Campers are forgiven for locking themselves up at this cracking site.

Swainswood Leisure Park And Spa blend the thrills of camping in stunningly lush settings with a range of excellent creature comforts, ensuring the freedom to kick back and enjoy a stress-free stay devoid of nights on bumpy ground and the hassle of wrestling with tent pegs.