There are various places to camp: The Island, two small Dingles, The Plateau, The Play Area Field and a large five acre meadow, The Rally Field. Several of the pitches are adjacent to the river. The forty four electric hook- ups are in a separate field with fifteen riverside pitches and five hard standings.

We also have part of the Park set aside as a wild area that is unmanaged - nature at its best; a variety of both plant and animal life can be found in this totally unspoilt habitat. It is located at the end of the Rally Field and is crowned by a well established Oak Tree at the very top of the site.

The site allows well behaved dogs - kept on a lead at all times [except in exercise area].  Poop scoops and dog bins are provided. There is a dog walk and an exercise area.

The local area has quiet country lanes and scenic hills that naturally lend it to excellent walks. Guests will be able to spot an abundance of bird life. There are three country Inns in the vicinity of the park that

serve delicious, home cooked food and traditional ales. The Inn on the Green is a family pub located at the site entrance – accessible directly from the caravan park; their Sunday lunch is highly recommended [booking advisable].

The local area has a wide variety of attractions for guests to enjoy. The Stiperstone Hills with their rugged beauty , the Long Mynd with its stunning views, Snailbeach Lead Mine and the quaint market town of Bishop’s Castle are all well worth a visit. Acton Scott [featured on BBC2’s “Victorian Farm” and “Victorian Farm Christmas”], Offa’s Dyke path and Bury Ditches are also in the locality.

Within easy reach are several castles: Stokesay, Powis, Montgomery,Clun and Ludlow. The lovely medieval town of Shrewsbury and the festival town of Ludlow are a 30 minute drive away. A little further away is the historic town of Ironbridge with its famous bridge and the fascinating Ironbridge Gorge museums - including Blists Hill Victorian Town.

Facilities include a shower block that features hot showers [20p], flush toilets, hot water to all hand basins, hair dryers, electric shaver points, a washing machine, a tumble drier and washing-up sinks. A chemical disposal point is available. There is a shop selling groceries, bacon, sausage, milk, butter, cheese, ham and free-range eggs; ice-cream, sweets and pop; a range of pocket-money toys; camping equipment, OS maps and Calor gas.

The park is central for touring either the countryside or the coast. You will get a warm welcome here at The Green Caravan Park, we will do everything we can to help make your stay a memorable one; unfortunately, we have no control over the weather!

So popular was the site with readers of Practical Caravan magazine that they voted it into the Top
100 Parks from 2010 to 2013.

The site also received a well deserved David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award from 2000 to 2010.
"Straight into Gold. Very well done. With a name like yours the award is even more appropriate!"

David Bellamy.