Campsite Finder - Shropshire, Central England – Camping & Caravan Direct

Shropshire sits in the heart of central England, with the Welsh border to the west and a landscape of rolling hills, river valleys and quiet market towns. It is a county well suited to camping and caravanning, offering a spread of sites from working farms to purpose-built touring parks. The following selection covers a range of locations across the county, from the outskirts of Shrewsbury to the Shropshire Hills and the Severn Gorge.

Beaconsfield Farm — Upper Battlefield, Shrewsbury

A farm-based site at Upper Battlefield, just outside Shrewsbury. Its position north-east of the town puts it within easy reach of the historic centre of Shrewsbury, with its castle, abbey and riverside walks along the Severn.

Green Lane Caravan & Camping Site — Green Lane, Prees, near Whitchurch

Set at Prees, near Whitchurch in the north of the county. This is quiet, rural country close to the Shropshire–Cheshire border, with the market town of Whitchurch a short drive away.

Lower Lacon Caravan Park — Wem

Located at Wem, a small market town in north Shropshire. The park makes a convenient base for exploring the northern part of the county and the surrounding countryside.

Mill Farm Holiday Park — Hughley, Shrewsbury

A holiday park at Hughley, to the south of Shrewsbury. The village sits in rolling countryside, with the Shropshire Hills within reach for walking and days out.

Presthope Caravan Club — Stretton Road, Much Wenlock

Situated on Stretton Road at Much Wenlock, a town known for its priory ruins and its place in the history of the modern Olympic movement. The site lies close to Wenlock Edge and the wider Shropshire Hills.

Severn Gorge Park — Bridgnorth Road, Tweedale, Telford

A park on Bridgnorth Road at Tweedale, Telford. This part of the county takes in the Ironbridge Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the birthplaces of the Industrial Revolution, with museums and heritage attractions along the Severn.

Stanmore Hall Touring Park — Stourbridge Road, Bridgnorth

A touring park on the Stourbridge Road at Bridgnorth. The town itself is split between a high town and a low town either side of the Severn, linked by a funicular railway, and the surrounding area offers plenty of walking and river scenery.

The Green Caravan Park — Wentnor, Bishop’s Castle

A caravan park at Wentnor, near Bishop’s Castle in south-west Shropshire. This is remote, hilly country on the edge of the Shropshire Hills, with the small town of Bishop’s Castle known for its independent shops and traditional brewing.

Planning a trip

Shropshire rewards those who take their time. The county’s towns — Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock and Bishop’s Castle among them — are compact and walkable, while the countryside offers long-distance paths, quiet lanes and the steep ridges of the Shropshire Hills. Campers and caravanners will find sites spread across the north, centre and south of the county, so it is worth deciding which part you want to explore before booking.

Distances between sites and attractions can be deceptive on Shropshire’s minor roads, so allow a little extra time for journeys. Many sites operate seasonally, and popular pitches fill quickly in the summer months and around school holidays, so booking ahead is advisable.