**Max. 2 Adults, 2 Children**

We are a family business and we have many years' experience within the hospitality industry. We are friendly and approachable and will always be around to help with any queries you may have. 

​Children are very welcome at The Shires Park so it is a great place for a family break. We also love seeing your canine companions, our only ask is that you keep your dogs on a lead at all times. We do provide dog bins on-site.

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Non-Electric Grass Pitch

Car Parking on Site

Large tent - perfect for families.

Sleeps 4 - 1 double and 2 single inflatable mattress

Includes bedding, towels and bathroom essentials.

Situated in the stunning Herefordshire countryside on a newly refurbished campsite.

Fantastic facilities

2 dogs welcome.

Large Tent

BBQ hire available for £6 per night including charcoal and cutlery.

Firepit

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature.

Newly refurbished toilet and shower block, Bar on site, Fire pit and bbq available to hire.

Bell Tent

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. 

Fresh towels and toiletries, Bar on site, Newly refurbished SHARED toilets and showers, Own enclosed garden area with bbq and fire-pit, Dog - friendly (2 dogs welcome).

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The Shack - Shipping Container

At The Shires Park we are a small, friendly caravan and camping site nestled in the glorious county of Hereford & bordering Shropshire. The park has picturesque views of the surrounding countryside with rolling hills and stunning tree lines. It is a great place to get away from it all but also a perfect base to explore everything Herefordshire and Shropshire have to offer. 

Children are very welcome at The Shires Park so it is a great place for a family break. We also love seeing your canine companions, our only ask is that you keep your dogs on a lead at all times. We do provide dog bins on-site. 

At present we do not have electric hook ups. Hook ups will be installed this year & we will then update the website.

The Shires Park

In a pretty setting on a bend in the River Wye, looking across to the Herefordshire hills, this delightful church enjoys a rich collection of monuments, beautiful stained glass windows as well as an unusual 17th-century font and the carvings on the medieval stalls.

The Scudamore family were patrons of the church from Medieval times until the twentieth century, and their monuments are a spectacular treasure. John Scudamore, who died in 1571 lies beside his wife on a tomb chest, decked out in full armour. James Scudamore, who died in 1668, wears Roman costume in a great wedding cake of a wall monument – possibly by Grinling Gibbons. Beautiful stained glass also delights the eye. Most of it is nineteenth and twentieth century, though the chancel north window is made up of fragments of medieval glass.

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St Cuthbert’s Church

Up to two good dogs are very welcome – or three, if they’re very small…

In a pretty setting on a bend in the River Wye, looking across to the Herefordshire hills, this delightful church enjoys a rich collection of monuments, beautiful stained glass windows as well as an unusual 17th-century font and the carvings on the medieval stalls.

The Scudamore family were patrons of the church from Medieval times until the twentieth century, and their monuments are a spectacular treasure. John Scudamore, who died in 1571 lies beside his wife on a tomb chest, decked out in full armour. James Scudamore, who died in 1668, wears Roman costume in a great wedding cake of a wall monument – possibly by Grinling Gibbons. Beautiful stained glass also delights the eye. Most of it is nineteenth and twentieth century, though the chancel north window is made up of fragments of medieval glass.

A trip into Hereford is, perfect for foodies and culture vultures and for more intrepid adventurers there are rock faces and rapids along the Wye.


Holme Lacy, Herefordshire – St Cuthbert’s Church

Our 2 dedicated camper van pitches are situated in our natural 5-acre meadow. This gently sloping south-facing meadow where the pitches are mown into the long grass is ideal for families.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member

Campervan Pitch 

Greener Camping Club membership. Required to stay at a greener camping club site. A Greener Camping Club membership is required, this is £12 for 12 months membership (Only one person is required to be a member per booking).

Greener Camping Club

The Quarry is ideal for those seeking an even more secluded camping experience the field is surrounded by mature woodland, has a small stream in one corner, is adjacent to an old steam railway embankment and the remnants of the old quarry face are still partially visible. Please check availability and book using the form below.

Quiet secluded area
Smaller pitches (8–10m dia)
Shower shack and compost loo
Max 4 persons per pitch

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member

The Quarry Pitch

Sited on our natural 5-acre meadow is our pre-erected 5-metre bell tent “Barn Owl”, ideal for those new to camping or seeking to book something for a few days at short notice. Please check availability and book using the form below.

Table and firepit provided - bring the rest of your camping gear.

Spread out across this beautiful 5-acre field we have 6 camping pitches. This gently sloping south-facing meadow where the pitches are mown into the long grass is ideal for families. Please check availability and book using the form below.

Table and firepit provided.
Close to main toilets/showers
Max 6 persons per pitch

The Meadow 

Welcome to Birchwood Camping, Old Hall Farm, a small secluded site in the hamlet of Hatfield on the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border.
We are a small family run site with just 11 pitches set out over 6.5 acres of picturesque farmland giving everyone plenty of space. A further 26 acres of traditional pastureland are freely accessible to visitors with far-reaching views towards mid-Wales. Our season runs from May 1st through to October 31st.

Birchwood Fishing and Camping is a lovely quiet campsite set in the surrounding countryside of Skegness. For Tents, Tourers or Day Fishing.

The site is naturally divided by ancient hedgerows into two distinct areas, an open meadow adjacent to the main shower/toilet facilities with 6 pitches inc one designated for camper vans. 

A second area “The Quarry” is more secluded with just 4 pitches and is bordered by a stream, a disused steam railway embankment and the remnants of ancient quarry working.

Whether a family or couple seeking to reconnect with nature, as proud members of the Greener Camping Club Birchwood Camping offers a unique camping experience including the option of a real campfire.

**Things to do: **

There is plenty to do in the locality including horse riding, golf, fishing, walking, visiting antique centres, national trust properties, Although in a rural position we are just minutes away from the three market towns of Leominster, Bromyard and Tenbury Wells.

Greener Camping Club membership required. Please add it on extra products if you're not a member

Birchwood Camping

We are pleased to offer our Aires all weather ***Motorhome & Camper Van pitches***   for the winter season.
The graveled areas will not let the weather spoil your holiday or over night stay. All are available with electric hook-up.

Aires Stopover All Weather Pitch

Electric Hook Up

Open from 1st March 2025 -30 September 2025.

As a 'Certificated Location' with the Motor Caravanners Club, members and non-members are all welcome. The site can accept up to 5 Motor Caravans or Caravans at any one time with all pitches having electric hook-ups. Being a working farm and for safety, only adult guests are permitted.

All guests must be self-sufficient, the site has no on-site toilet or shower facilities, however fresh water, a refuse recycling centre and emptying points are available. Only green organic toilet solutions can be used on-site and 'Leisure Depot Organic Green Toilet Chemical', is always available at the farm for guests. 

Late arrivals must notify the park as soon as possible. bookings will be held for 24 hours. After this period we reserve the right to relet the pitch.

No refunds/discounts for inclement weather, late arrivals or early departures.

Tents are not accepted at this park.

Grass Touring Pitch

2025 see’s the 7th season where guests are welcomed to enjoy the Great British Countryside in Herefordshire at Ayton Motorhome & Caravan Site at Yew Tree Farm. As a 'Certificated Location' with the Motor Caravanners Club, members and non-members are all welcome. The site can accept up to 5 Motor Caravans or Caravans at any one time with all pitches having electric hook-ups. As a small working farm, for safety, only adult guests are permitted. "Farmhouse Perry", (proper pear cider), made in limited supply from the Perry Pear trees on the farm is available which continues this centuries old tradition. A further 20 trees have recently been planted and grafted from the original ancient tree stock in and around the grass field site.
When access to the main site is restricted guests can utilise the stopover Aires all weather gravel facility located within the main yard at the farm, electric hook-ups, fresh water and an Elsan point are also available at this location but due to the vehicular access only Motorhomes & Camper Vans can be accepted.
All guests must be self-sufficient, the site has no on-site toilet or shower facilities, however fresh water, a refuse recycling centre and emptying points are available.
Only green organic toilet solutions can be used on-site and 'Leisure Depot Organic Green Toilet Chemical', is always available at the farm for guests.

Aylton Motorhome & Caravan Site

This beautifully restored, romantic, vintage silver Airstream is set within her own private enclosed meadow. Marilyn Meadows has her own large sundeck with sunken bath, recliners, fire pit/BBQ & far reaching rural views . You can just relax in the rural retreat or explore the local area where you will find, wild swimming, hiking in the Black Mountains, the Forest of Dean or the scenic Wye Valley. There are castles, gin tours & historic market towns to explore with eateries & independent shops.

There is a private parking area which leads you through an arch in the apple trees, where you will discover the beautifully restored, shiny 1956 Airstream trailer. Inside you will find a very comfortable sleeping area, cosy seating area, heating, fully equipped galley kitchen, fridge , microwave, and a mini dressing room with a hairdryer.

There’s lots of storage and fold out inside dining area with seating. Excellent WIFI signal and blue tooth speakers.

Out front there is a large private deck with a covered area, sun loungers, a pop up outside cinema, BBQ/ firepit and sunken bath with hot and cold running water and bubble bath. A gravel path leads to the insulated heated shower block fully plumbed with a waterfall shower. We hope we have thought of everything you would need for a relaxing rural retreat.

Outdoor Cinema: Just bring your laptop. Popcorn also provided.
Cables and instructions are provided in your Welcome pack a week prior to your arrival, the onsite Welcome Pack has all the info in too.

We have even provided outdoor sleeping bags and hot wheat pack to keep you cosy in the cooler months! 

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Vintage Airstream

This beautifully restored, romantic, vintage silver Airstream is set within her own private enclosed meadow. Marilyn Meadows has her own large sundeck with sunken bath, recliners, fire pit/BBQ & far reaching rural views . You can just relax in the rural retreat or explore the local area where you will find, wild swimming, hiking in the Black Mountains, the Forest of Dean or the scenic Wye Valley. There are castles, gin tours & historic market towns to explore with eateries & independent shops.

There is a private parking area which leads you through an arch in the apple trees, where you will discover the beautifully restored, shiny 1956 Airstream trailer. Inside you will find a very comfortable sleeping area, cosy seating area, heating, fully equipped galley kitchen, fridge , microwave, and a mini dressing room with a hairdryer.

There’s lots of storage and fold out inside dining area with seating. Excellent WIFI signal and bluetooth speakers.

Out front there is a large private deck with a covered area, sun loungers, a pop up outside cinema, BBQ/ firepit and sunken bath with hot and cold running water and bubble bath. A gravel path leads to the insulated heated shower block fully plumbed with a waterfall shower. We hope we have thought of everything you would need for a relaxing rural retreat.

Marilyn Meadows

Set in beautiful Herefordshire a small, tent only site.

Bishops Meadow This parkland in the banks associated with the River Wye right in the centre of Hereford is ideal for quiet activity whatever the time of the year and with such a stroll that is brief the retail district is a welcome reprieve for children sick of shopping! It offers Tennis Courts available from April until the end of summer with equipment hire as well as a putting green, and it also borders the wide open King George V Playing areas additionally the leisure that is nearby. You'll walk within the Victoria footbridge to get into the Castle that is historic Green Castle Pool, all of that are handled separately therefore it is really worth looking into in advance if you want to use those facilities. There's also a rounders pitch marked away therefore bring your bats and balls along, and if you're looking very carefully you can test to spot all the mappa mundi tree carvings across the park! A great task with kids, why not draw them as you get round?

Bishops Meadow

The glorious Queenswood Country Park is a place that is classic an outdoor family adventure with a lot of normal delights to see as you explore, plus that all essential adventure playground!The Aboretum is a leaf collector's utopia with 1,200 rare and exotic woods in their collection! There are several waymarked trails for family rambles with panoramic views ideal for a family photo backdrop, therefore take a camera!The Badger Trail is easy and 1 mile long, with optional detour in order to avoid the steeper slope; The Fox Trail is 1.5 kilometers and contains a couple of paths which are steep tackle and is often dirty; The Deer Trail is 2.5 kilometers and contains several dramatically steep sections and is often muddy and slippery. Fun if you good boots and balance!There are 7 large animal that is wood scattered around the forest for the kids to spot, but never tell the kids how numerous to anticipate in total unless you're doing all the trails, or else you will almost certainly miss some and may get told off!The Reading Seat within the orchard is another lovely spot for a photograph, meant for a family storytelling stop in an all-natural fairy-tale design glen.It's also an easy destination to get comfortable: along with contemporary loos, baby changing and disabled access block, there are additionally a family group cafi and many picnic sites plus 3 on site BBQs for hire! As you fancy to help you make meal as austere or extravagant.

Queenswood & Bodenham Lake Herefordshire

Queenswood is the green heart of Herefordshire with walking trails for all abilities running through the native woodland, a stunning tree collection in a 47 acre Arboretum, woodland playground, Gruffalo Trail, cafe, Visitor Centre and shop.

Queenswood Country Park

Hereford Leisure Centre: you name it, they have got it covered. Sports, soft play and a certain bet for each and every day out aided by the kids.Their indoor soft play area caters to younger members of this group where they could tumble, roll and play in a completely padded environment. It is possible to leave them to explore and appear on as they try to bag a birdie because they experiment and work out some buddies.For all out activities, racket sessions serve up a healthy dose of competition while tennis might please some of the older members of the family! An addition that is exciting the gymnastics centre where young ones can have a crack at the stability beam or, when they feel confident, cartwheel over the flooring. You will find also all weather pitches so come rain or shine, your household could keep active - no excuses permitted!

Hereford Leisure Centre

Herefordshire is normally referred to as England's most rural county, with a rich mosaic landscape of tiny fields, ancient hedgerows and wooded hills.From the Ebony Mountains within the western towards the Malvern Hills in the east and also the majestic sweep associated with the Wye Valley, the county embodies the finer traits of a quickly vanishing landscape that is traditional.

Herefordshire Nature Trust

MFA Bowl Hereford Tenpin bowling is a good family task which can be enjoyed by the whole family in every weathers!an actually easy but addictive game, perhaps the bowler that is youngest stands a significant possibility of success when you use ball rolling ramps and gutter guards to hold the kids' shots in the right and slim! There are additionally a handy range of light balls for the not so tiny ones that want to do it themselves as well as all the manly sizes for you guys too of course!There's fully scoring that is automated therefore once you have argued about suitable names it's all nearly showing the young ones that is boss! Perhaps! Every kid loves sensing the prospective to beat a grown up so bowling that is tenpin ideal for household tournaments along with their helpful multi-game discount deals there's no excuse not to!Plus, for a passing fancy website there is a terrific all climate adventure golf course! 12 holes of comedy jungle themed dangers and obstacles so that you can giggle and putt through. Plenty of fun!

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Welcome to Camping in Frankland

Welcome to Camping in Frankland

Camping in Frankland

Frankland Villa, Hereford, County Of Herefordshire HR1 3BN, England

About this place

Covid-19 measures

Accommodations nearby

The Shires Park

Holme Lacy, Herefordshire – St Cuthbert’s Church

Birchwood Camping

Aylton Motorhome & Caravan Site

Marilyn Meadows

What can I do nearby?

Bishops Meadow

Queenswood Country Park

Hereford Leisure Centre

Herefordshire Nature Trust

MFA Bowl Hereford

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