Close to a network of existing and permissive bridleways, cycle routes and walks linking up with other slow travel venues

Situated close to the border with Wales, the surrounding area is one of both outstanding natural beauty and historical interest. For those who enjoy walking and the great outdoors, we are a short distance away from the Stiperstones National Nature Reserve, famous for the "Devil's Chair" at its rock-strewn summit. Visit the newly-opened Lead mines at Snail beach.

Why not try your hand at shooting on the nearby Minsterley Ranges. Or quad trekking at Border quad trekking just a few miles away or even a golf driving range discount rates on our on site pony trekking riding holidays

There are also a number of castles to explore, from the fantastic Powys, Shrewsbury and Chirk Castles to the ruins at Montgomery, Ludlow and Stokesay. 2 miles from Stokesay at Craven Arms is the highly acclaimed Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre where you can see the famous Shropshire Mammoth and experience a simulated balloon flight. Nearby is the Acton Scott Historic Working Farm, an ideal day out for both adults and children.