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Woodmill Farm
Platt Lane Ellerdine
Telford
Shropshire
TF6 6RT
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Shropshire Glamping at Woodmill Farm is the perfect place to relax and enjoy what the stunning Shropshire countryside has to offer. All our accommodation is designed, built and individually styled with luxury furnishings, fixtures and decor.
New for 2025, we have introduced wood-fired hot tubs* at the Lake Summerhouse, Kingfisher Cabin and Geo-Dome. Fired with our own homegrown timber, each hot tub offers relaxation whilst taking in the peaceful and tranquil surroundings for every guest.
The Geo-Dome, Summerhouse and Kingfisher Cabin are all set around the small lake, each with their own view over the lake, and where the huge variety of interesting bird and wildlife gather including a Kingfisher family, Little Grebes, Tufted Ducks, and of course, our Otter family! The Shepherd’s Rest sits in the Oak tree field and has views over the field and across the stream towards the lake.
Whether you’re looking for a romantic, relaxing getaway, or a dog-friendly vacation, join us for a taste of nature!
*Woodfired Hot Tub can be booked if required, when reserving accommodation.
Our facilities
- Dog friendly
- Free on site parking
- Free Wifi
- Full kitchen facility
- Tea and coffee making facilities
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