Family friendly activities this summer in Shropshire
21st August 2023
From sun-soaked days in the great outdoors, to creative workshop moments, there is lots to get involved in around Shropshire.
Shropshire’s best public gardens
16th June 2023
Rich with stunning scenery and landscapes, it's no surprise that Shropshire is also filled with beautiful gardens.
Why visit Shropshire? Events and festivals 2023
1st June 2023
Summer is a’coming. If you’re searching for your official summer guide to Shropshire’s social season, look no further.
A right royal visit to Marrington Hall
25th April 2023
As a dog-friendly Estate, we know that luxury doesn’t have to mean you leave your furry friends behind when booking a getaway to Shropshire.
The best Easter egg hunts in Shropshire
6th April 2023
Whether you’re looking to rekindle the childhood nostalgia of Easter, or taking the children to make their own memories as champion eggs-plorers, we’ve compiled some of our favourite egg hunts around Shropshire.
Why visit Shropshire? Ancient landscapes
19th February 2023
Big in charm and character, Shropshire’s ancient and varied landscapes have inspired generations of writers, poets, artists and photographers. Filled with fascinating forts and castles that are rich in history to rolling hills and dramatic ridges, where better to start your next adventure?
Stargazing weekend in Shropshire
20th January 2023
Winter brings longer nights, meaning we have more time to see the stars. Thanks to our remote location, there's little light pollution meaning there is more to gain with the naked eye, looking at the night sky and stars.
Scariest things in Shropshire
28th October 2022
Spooky season or not, Shropshire is known for being one of England’s most haunted counties. With ghosts, ghouls and phantoms rumoured to inhabit many of the old towns and villages – lots of sighting’s date back centuries, in line with its historic buildings.
Stargazing in Shropshire
15th July 2022
There are four Dark Sky Discovery Sites within the Shropshire Hills, all on or around the Long Mynd in Church Stretton. All four of these sites have the darkest ‘Milky Way Class Rating’, meaning that the skies become dark enough to see the Milky Way with the naked eye.
Our guide to cycling in Shropshire
7th July 2022
With Tour de France well underway, it’s hard not to be inspired to get out and explore. The beautiful Shropshire Hills is a great place to cycle, with it’s rolling hills making it a suitable venture for both gentle or more challenging rides.