It simply wouldn’t be right to visit Shropshire and leave your best friend at home. With miles of footpaths, hills and woodland to explore, your dog will love Shropshire almost as much as you do. Go for a romp at Lyth Hill Countryside Site, the land that inspired Shropshire author Mary Webb, or take your pooch for a mooch around Ironbridge, the UNESCO-listed birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.
Shropshire has Forestry Commission sites, National Trust properties and English Heritage attractions, many of them welcoming to dogs (and their owners). Severn Valley Country Park is another dog-friendly Shropshire destination, as well as the old Racecourse Common in Oswestry, full of open space and delicious nature to sniff.
Plenty of Shropshire cafés and pubs allow diners to bring their dogs – though do phone ahead to check. And when night falls your dog can be as cosy as you, because many Shropshire accommodation providers cheerfully welcome pets. Again, ask in advance to ensure you secure a Shropshire cottage, B&B or hotel with dog-friendly rooms.
Where will you take your dog in Shropshire? Just as excitingly, where will your dog lead you?
Oxon Hall Touring Holiday Park, Shrewsbury For your next caravan holiday, why not visit our Oxon Hall Touring Park? Affiliated with the Best of British, which marks some of the best touring caravan sites in the country, this scenic Shrewsbury caravan park is located adjacent to the park and ride bus service and close to […]
View DetailsThe Castle Hotel in Bishops Castle, has fourteen delightful en-suite bedrooms, three bustling bars, a fine oak panelled restaurant and one of the finest hotel gardens in the land. We also have two cottage available to let, just across the square. The hotel is suffused with that elusive “I’ve got away from it all” feeling. […]
View DetailsSpringfield Barns is situated north of Shrewsbury in the heart of the tranquil, rural hamlet of Marton. Three Visit England 4 star holiday barns with the a recent Silver Award for Self Catering Accommodation of the Year 2022 from West Midlands Tourism. The Dairy ~ Studio style barn sleeps 2 The Parlour ~ 1 bedroom […]
View DetailsA historic country house, thoughtfully reimagined for today as a beautiful home and exclusive stay for up to 13 people in the loveliest town in England – Ludlow. This is the gastronomic capital of the countryside with the finest food and drink. The wild beauty of the Marches are all around, with forests, rivers, hills, […]
View DetailsSara and Phil welcome you to their holiday cottages in Newport, Shropshire, a blissful retreat in glorious countryside set within a working farm. We have three charming Shropshire self catering holiday cottages, beautifully appointed and decorated in a contemporary style. The self catering cottages feature original beams, vaulted ceilings, and oak-framed windows, all with wonderful […]
View DetailsFarm styled team building activities, suitable for all adults, looking for something completely unique. Activities, accommodation, meeting space for groups of 8-100, hot tub, wide open spaces, animals and a whole lot of memories! Come to Farm Adventure in Shropshire on the Welsh border, for some Filth, Fun & Farming! Offering something unique for groups […]
View DetailsDarwin’s Townhouse is a privately owned, family run late 18th Century Grade II* Georgian Townhouse which was purchased in 2016 and has undergone a complete refurbishment. Creating a 19 bedroom boutique bed and breakfast in the heart of Shrewsbury town centre. Located in a quiet backwater of the town with its black and white Tudor […]
View DetailsPeaceful family-friendly site on the banks of the River Severn Shrewsbury sights, restaurants and shops within 15 minutes’ walk Half an hour from Ironbridge Gorge and the Shropshire Hills In need of an escape? Settle in at Camping at West Midlands Showground, a family-friendly Shropshire site less than 15 minutes’ walk from Shrewsbury town centre, […]
View DetailsTwo luxury boutique self catering barns set in 12 acres of private, open fields near Ludlow, the beautiful market town famous for its outstanding local food. Ludlow Barn sleeps up to 9 people and Tenbury Cottage sleeps 4. These adjacent barns offer wonderful flexible accommodation. They can be rented separately or together for a party of […]
View DetailsThe Feathers Hotel is a stunning facility, packed with history, charm and culture and can be found nestled away in the picturesque market town of Ludlow. Originally built in 1619, our Grade I listed, half-timbered hotel has recently undergone a huge £2.7m makeover but has, without doubt, retained all of its personality and iconic features. […]
View DetailsDiscover urban-living 2,000 years ago at Viriconium (Wroxeter) – once the fourth largest city in Roman Britain. Wander the remains of the bathhouse and explore a reconstructed town house from a city which was almost as large as Pompeii. Discover the daily lives of the people who lived here with the audio tour and through […]
View DetailsLooking out over the beautiful Briedden Hills, Fox and Hare Cottages welcomes guests looking for accommodation for extended families to enjoy memorable holidays together. Based on a historic farm in the village of Shrawardine, the cottages are surrounded by meadows full of wildlife, where the only neighbours are cattle and horses. We positively encourage guests […]
View DetailsStretching across 3,000 acres of ancient woodland and park, Dudmaston is a working estate with a family home at its heart. Stepped in history but shaped by modern tastes and radical thinking, it is a delightful collision of unexpected contrasts. From the Picturesque dingle, to the remarkable pieces by Moore and Matisse in the galleries, […]
View DetailsLuxury Hotel • The Saloon Restaurant • Hill’s Kitchen • Afternoon Tea • Staycations & Retreats • Gym • Meeting & Events Spaces Nestled within the hills of the rolling Shropshire countryside, you will find the magnificent Grade | listed estate of Hawkstone Hall & Gardens. With ceilings gilded in gold, sweeping staircases, four-poster luxury […]
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