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LOCAL INNS

THE RED LION, MYDDLE – Lovely 17^th century village pub.

THE BRIDGEWATER ARMS, HARMER HILL – Family pub with indoor and outdoor play areas.

THE RED CASTLE, HARMER HILL – Very reasonably priced restaurant.

THE BURLTON INN, BURLTON – Cosy pub with an excellent restaurant and beer garden.

WITHIN 10 MILES

HAWKESTONE PARK – To play golf or to explore the follies and underground grotto.

HODNET HALL GARDENS – A lovely garden with ornamental lakes and an interesting tea room.

SHREWSBURY - Medieval town with beautiful buildings and cobbled streets.  Plenty of interesting shops, the castle, museums, the Abbey and lots of lovely cafes and restaurants. Also a bowling alley, large swimming pool, a beautiful park and 8 screen cinema.

ELLESMERE – Shropshire’s lake district, where there is a visitor’s centre and opportunity to feed the ducks. Also the Shropshire Union Canal.

BROWN MOSS – Ancient peat moss and nature reserve.

GRINSHILL HILL – a pleasant climb with views over north Shropshire.

WITHIN 20 MILES

IRONBRIDGE – Where the Industrial Revolution began. The famous bridge, several interesting museums including the Coalport China Museum and a working Victorian town at Blist’s Hill.

WROXETER – The remains of one of the largest Roman towns.

BRIDGENORTH – High and low town and the Severn Valley Railway.

HOO FARM – See all the animals and enjoy a picnic.

ACTON SCOTT – Working farm museum.

TELFORD – There is a large park with lots of different play areas. Large shopping centre, ice rink and dry ski-slope.

COSFORD – Impressive aerospace museum.

THE LONGMYND - A range of hills with breathtaking scenery, ideal for walking.

A LITTLE FURTHER A FIELD

STAPELY WATER GARDENS – Water gardens and indoor tropical oasis.

CASTLES & STATELY HOMES – Powys, Chirk, Stokesay, Erdig and Attingham Park.

HISTORIC TOWNS of Ludlow, Bishop’s Castle and Chester.

SCENIC COUNTRYSIDE of south Shropshire and Wales.