With so much to see and do in Shropshire, it can be difficult to decide how to make the most of your stay. With this in mind, we’ve pulled together some ideas to help plan your visit.
Whether you’re seeking wide open spaces and wonderful views, action-packed adventure or a fun day out for all the family – Shropshire has it all.
Just browse the selection below and get your brain ticking with all the exciting plans! Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook for the latest events and special offers.
Autumn in Shropshire is beautiful. It’s the perfect destination for an autumn break with beautiful landscapes, leafy towns, mild temperatures and dark starry skies.
We’ve got ideas for your autumn break, with places to visit and to stay, family breaks for school holidays and lots of things to do from stunning countryside walks and brilliant activities to spook-tacular events.
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Welcome to Shropshire, the ultimate natural playground. Here you can have a go at all the activities the county is legendary for, as well as some you might not have heard of.
An Adventure Seeker – You are looking to release your inner Tarzan by pushing yourself to the limit with a range of exciting outdoor activities/experiences.
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Holidaying will be different again this year, but there are still plenty of ways to have an action-packed Shropshire staycation. As of the 12th of April, holiday lets, outdoor dining, and outdoor attractions can reopen. Here’s everything you need to know for your spring getaway.
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Heading out to discover new things, people, places and adventures with your phone off and exploring hat on can be brilliant. Shropshire is a place full of discovery for curious travellers. Whether you are looking to dip your toe into its rich historic past or be at one with nature by going on a walking holiday, the possibilities here are endless whatever direction you head in.
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Challenge yourself this summer and take on Shropshire’s 3 peaks!
Trek through the ancient woodlands of Clun Black Hill, hike the rugged ridge of the Stiperstones and scale the highest peak in Shropshire, Brown Clee Hill!
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