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Bow House Country Park
Bishop's Castle
Shropshire
SY9 5HY
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Few locations in the UK can match the magnificent backdrop offered by Bow House Country Park, located in the peaceful and tranquil South Shropshire countryside.
It will come as no surprise that the glorious countryside that surrounds this luxury caravan holiday home park is officially listed as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Bow House Country Park is a wonderful place to get away from the stresses and strains of modern living, and offers an idyllic, secluded location for your holiday retreat.
Situated just a short drive from the ancient market town of Bishop’s Castle, the park has 33 acres of leafy parkland with relaxing views across rolling countryside and heather-clad hills. A patchwork of streams, pools and woodland create a wildlife haven and there’s a welcoming network of country lanes and walks waiting to be explored.
Apart from its peace and tranquillity, Bow House is a dream location for anglers, as owners have exclusive free use of a four-acre lake, which is stocked with a range of coarse fish species.
Open 11 months of the year, Bow House Country Park offers strategically placed pitches for caravan holiday homes and luxury lodges that provide maximum privacy whilst also taking advantage of the surrounding scenery. Every pitch has electricity, piped gas and television connection.
Situated within two hours of the Midlands and North West England, Bow House Country Park is your passport to paradise.
Our facilities
- Dog friendly
- On site parking
- Rural location
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