Beaconsfield Holiday Park,
Heart of England
Callow Lodge 15
This luxury detached timber lodge is exclusively for adults of 21 and over and can sleep two people in two double bedrooms on the award winning Beaconsfield Farm Holiday Park.
- 2 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- dog friendly
Gas central heating. Gas oven & hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, shared use of on-site laundry service for guests on site, wall-mounted 32'' flat screen TV, Freeview, DVD. WiFi access in on-site coffee shop and restaurant, restaurant is Tuesday to Sunday. Fuel & power inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Use of indoor heated swimming pool (40'x20') & steam room at £3 per adult. Private hot tub on deck, plus furniture & views over lawn and fishing pond. One well-behaved dog welcome (small breed only). Arrival Welcome Pack includes Prosecco, Milk, Tea, Coffee and Biscuits. Note: Swimming pool session times & fees apply, course fishing at £5 per rod per day, pamper packs available, contact office for further details. The swimming pool is available for private hire directly with the site. Parking for one car, the site also operates a park and ride facility to the town (£2 all day as of 2024). Note: This property operates a strict check-in time of between 4pm and 7pm. Note: Arrivals strictly on a Friday, Saturday or Monday. Note: Over 21s only. Sorry, no smoking. Shop & pub 1 mile & coffee shop on site. . No arrivals on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Boxing Day, guests can arrive on the 27th December, irrelevant of the day. Charging of electric vehicles is not permitted at this property
The Rose Award, 5 Pennant AA winning, 50-acre Beaconsfield Farm Holiday Park is exclusively for adults of 25 and over. It nestles in scenic Shropshire countryside, 4 miles from Shrewsbury, one of England's most picturesque Tudor towns. On the park, you can enjoy an indoor heated swimming pool, steam room and coffee shop, relax in the Bothy Restaurant with full a-la-carte menu, or enjoy a day's coarse or fly fishing. Shrewsbury offers a superb selection of shops, along with cafes, bars, restaurants and pubs and you can also visit the museums at Ironbridge, the castle and Michelin starred restaurants of Ludlow, or Stokesay Castle.
A E Houseman once wrote that Shropshire was "the quietest place under the sun" and today the county remains something of a rural idyll, recognised as one of the least crowded and most peaceful regions in England.
