The area provides the holidaymaker with a wealth of attractions, including the festival town of Ludlow, the beautiful Medieval town of Shrewsbury and the historic town of Ironbridge with it's famous bridge and the fascinating Ironbridge Gorge museums. 

Also within easy reach are castles, working museums of industry and agriculture, many superb walks, including the rugged beauty of the Stiperstones, the Long Mynd with it's breathtaking views and even a step back in time along Offa's Dyke path.

There are several country Inns nearby serving delicious home cooked food and traditional ales. The Inn on the Green, a family pub, is situated just a two minute walk, at the site entrance.

The area, with its quiet country lanes and scenic hills, naturally lends itself to superb walks. There is an abundance of bird life and this is an ideal spot for the ornithologist.

Pets are welcome, but dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. Poop scoops and dog bins are provided. There is a dog walk to exercise your dog on the site.

The Green Caravan Park offers all the ingredients for a superb break or holiday. Conveniently situated (just a half a hour drive from Shrewsbury and Ludlow) it is central for touring either the countryside or the coast.

Facilities on the site include electric hook ups, hot showers, flush toilets, hot water to all hand basins, electric shaver points, launderette, hair dryers, chemical disposal point, Calor gas, play areas and a shop.

So popular was the site with readers of  Practical Caravan magazine that they voted it into the Top 100 Parks in 1996, 1998, 1999 and in 2001.

The site also received a well deserved David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award in 2000 and 2001, 2002 and 2003:

"Straight into Gold. Very well done. With a name like yours the award is even more appropriate!" 

David Bellamy. 

2008 Tariff