Completed in 2018, the Shepherds Hut offers all modern conveniences such as electricity, hot/cold running water, Kitchen area, en suite shower room, free WiFi, TV and electric wood burning stove.

Sleeping two people, the Shepherds Hut is set in an idyllic location over looking fields, woodland and water and the private decked area with table and chairs offers the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the view and the wildlife.

We are situated between Bridgnorth and Ironbridge, off the B4373, five minutes by car from Bridgnorth.

We are rurally situated and there is only one Shepherds Hut on site, check in is contact-less, all facilities (kitchen & shower room) are inside the hut &                                                                                                     there is a private, fenced, outside space.

The hut is thoroughly cleaned & aired between guests and there is the option to bring your own towels and bedding.

We have been accredited through VisitEngland that 'We're Good To Go' and AA 'Covid Confident' to ensure that we are following industry COVID-19 guidelines to maintain cleanliness and social distancing.

**Please note:**

As we are a micro business unfortunately **we are unable to refund or change bookings once made.**

Please bear in mind that we are a working farm and very occasionally **there may be tractors working and noise from sheep.**

Unfortunately **we are not able to accept Dogs as we have livestock in the fields** around the Shepherds Hut.

We **do not** permit smoking anywhere in the Shepherds Hut or grounds.

**A minimum of 2 nights are required when booking for this accommodation.**



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Shepherds Hut

Just outside the gorgeous **Shropshire Hills**, in between **Bridgnorth** and **Ironbridge**, is the lovely **Hay and Hedgerow Glamping**; an exclusive bolthole for two, situated in a beautiful spot on a working sheep farm.  This bespoke **Shepherd's Hut** is the perfect place to get away from it all, relax, recharge and rejuvenate in idyllic surroundings overlooking fields, woodland and water.  

Newly finished in 2018, the Shepherds Hut is no ordinary camping experience.  It’s a real treat. The hut sleeps two very comfortably indeed in a luxury brass bed, and offers all modern conveniences including mains electricity, hot and cold running water, a kitchen area (with fridge, hob, kettle, toaster microwave and a Belfast sink), ensuite shower and toilet, sofa, TV and a wood burning stove to keep warm on the colder evenings.  The private decking outside has a table and chairs and is the perfect spot for al fresco dining or just sitting and admiring the view.  The kitchen is very well equipped with pots and pans, crockery and cutlery, so all you need to bring is as much food as you want to cook, and possibly a torch to see your way back home after dark; there is not much light pollution here and **stunning starry skies** are a regular feature.  

Nearby, there is lots to do and places to explore.  The Shropshire Hills - an **Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty** - is a great place for hiking, biking and wildlife spotting, with a landscape of hills, moorland and pretty waterfalls.  There are also lovely walks along the **River Severn** and several watersports activities going on if you fancy a spot of canoeing or sailing.  For a more serious hike, **The Wrekin** - one of Shropshires most famous hills - is a steady climb up through the woodlands of Forest Glen to the **Iron Age hillfort** at the summit, with stunning views across the landscape including the iconic Needle’s Eye.
The market towns of Bridgnorth and Much Wenlock are good places to visit for some shopping, and **Ironbridge** - a **UNESCO World Heritage** site - is just ten minutes away in the car and has lots to see and do including the fantastic **Blists Hill Victorian** town.  Here you can take a step back in time a hundred years and visit authentic shops, buy goods from an era gone by and watch the locals working in their workshops and factories.  Or hop aboard the **Severn Valley railway** - a heritage steam train which will take you sixteen miles along the delightful Severn Valley, past Kidderminster, Bewdley and Bridgnorth.  There is also a brilliant locomotive museum at the indoor visitor centre at Highley, an absolute must for train enthusiasts with interactive exhibits, full-size steam locomotives and a play area.

Frankly, if you wanted to stay right by your Shepherds Hut at Hay and Hedgerow and go nowhere then no one would blame you, it is blissful.  One happy glamper called it a “beautiful sanctuary” and that’s a great way to describe this lovely spot.  There are many footpaths and walks around the farm, so you can discover the area right on your doorstep, and the very helpful owners are happy to guide you in the right direction and share all the local sights.  A wonderful place for an outdoor break. 





Hay and Hedgerow Glamping

Each generous tent pitch on our site overlooks the River Worfe and includes a fire pit and all of the wood you will need to make those memories that will last for years to come.
We want to provide a premium experience so in addition to a fire pit, we have equipped each pitch with an en suite a warm shower, eco-toilet, picnic table and awning.

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

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Greener Camping Club membership. Required to stay at a greener camping club site.

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Campervan Pitch

Worfe Camping is a member of the Greener Camping Club. Located on our small farm in rural Shropshire we are committed to sustainable, eco-friendly camping. 
The campsite is located within a 48 acre working farm and is a haven for walkers, cyclists and those who simply enjoy the pure beauty of the countryside. 

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

Worfe Camping

What did the Romans ever do for us? That’s a good question if you stay in StAndrew’s church this summer, as the answers are literally on your doorstep. Built on the Roman site of Viroconium, Wroxeter Roman City is a stone’s throw away. Not only that, the Wroxeter Roman Vineyard is a very short distance in the opposite direction and offers tours, tastings and afternoon tea. Local rumour has it that late on a quiet night, you can still hear the echo of Roman soldier’s feet on the road outside…

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St Andrew’s Church

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

What did the Romans ever do for us? That’s a good question if you stay in StAndrew’s church this summer, as the answers are literally on your doorstep. Built on the Roman site of Viroconium, Wroxeter Roman City is a stone’s throw away. Not only that, the Wroxeter Roman Vineyard is a very short distance in the opposite direction and offers tours, tastings and afternoon tea. Local rumour has it that late on a quiet night, you can still hear the echo of Roman soldier’s feet on the road outside…


Wroxeter, Shropshire – St Andrew’s

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Static Caravan

Our family run campsite is set on a hilltop offering wonderful views and epic sunsets.

A perfect place to come and unwind, relax and wander about to your heart's content. Cycle the beautiful Shropshire countryside or, if you fancy a day out, visit one of the many local beauty spots and attractions.

We're pet friendly and accommodating to your needs and any request will be fulfilled where possible.

Kick back, relax, and enjoy your barbecue or firepit(available to hire for £5/stay and logs for sale at £5 a bag) and wake up to a freshly baked loaf of bread for £3.50 (if ordered in advance).

There a couple of small food shops within 10 minutes drive of the site, and there are also a few pubs within 10 minutes drive of the site.

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Facilities include a double shower block and chemical toilet disposal point.

On approach to the site there are electric gates with a coded entry ensuring our site is secure for your children and dogs.

There is a car park available for parking your vehicles away from the pitch, making the most of your surroundings and spacious pitches.

Locally you will find everything you need for your stay with the local village of Much Wenlock a short distance away.

All electric pitches will have its own coin meter where you put £1 coins in at your leisure.

Hardstanding pitch with EHU (electric)

The **Shropshire Hills** are a wonder to behold; gorgeous green undulating hills, waterfalls, rolling farmland, woods and river valleys. Just on the edge of all this loveliness, only nine miles from **Wenlock Edge** and the woodlands of the Hills sits **Walnut Cottage** **Caravan Park**, a tranquil family run campsite offering a wonderful break in one of the most beautiful parts of the country.  The campsite is a working farm; there are sheep, horses and cows grazing in the surrounding fields, and the farmhouse buildings are Grade II listed, dating back to the 1600’s.  You will be given a wonderfully warm welcome here.
 
The campsite is accessed through a secure gated driveway, making it safe for children and dogs, and once inside the grounds, you will find an **attractive and spacious site** with plenty of room for caravans, motorhomes, campervans and tents, with the option of electricity if you need it.  Facilities include a brand new toilet and shower block - which was renovated in 2021 - with hairdryers, an indoor washing up area including access to a dishwasher and sink, and a laundry room. There are excellent disabled facilities too, with accessible hard standing pitches, an accessible chemical disposal area and separate toilet and shower facilities.  Also onsite is a **good play park **for children to burn off any excess energy, with swings, a climbing frame and a trampoline, and a separate toddler area for the younger ones.  Well behaved dogs are very welcome too.
 
The location of **Walnut Cottage Caravan Park** is excellent.  Just 10 minutes drive away is **Much Wenlock**, a very attractive medieval market town with bags of Georgian and Victorian architecture to admire as you wander around the streets; parts of it feel like it hasn’t changed in years! A short stroll from the town centre is the dramatic ruins of **Wenlock Priory** - now a **National Heritage** property - which is well worth a visit.  Much Wenlock is also your nearest place to stock up on supplies.
The Shropshire Hills themselves are one of the main reasons that people visit this part of the country; this **Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty** is a paradise for ramblers and adventurers alike.  There are countless walking routes, cycling paths and horse riding trails - many of which are part of the **Shropshire Way Circular** - so look out your hiking boots and get exploring this beautiful area.  The endless paths and vast open spaces will take you along meadows, past river valleys, across hilltops and ancient woodlands and through pretty villages.  Aside from hiking the hills, there are countless charming towns to visit; **Ludlow**, the well-known foodie paradise, historic Clun, Ironbridge, Church Stretton, Craven Arms and Whitchurch, just to name a few. There is so much to explore, visit and discover here.
 
Back at **Walnut Cottage**, there is plenty of time for relaxing and lighting up the barbeque in the evening and admiring the beautiful views across the fields and beyond. It is a tranquil and quiet spot and a really fantastic place to go for a countryside break to escape it all.  Guests who stay here consistently give it **excellent reviews**, often with special mentions to the owners, who go out of their way to make your holiday as relaxing and memorable as possible.  A lovely place for a getaway.
 
 


Camping Much Wenlock - Walnut Cottage - Caravan & Campsite - Wenlock Edge

Walnut Cottage Caravan Park

Camping Ironbridge (Telford, Shropshire) - Irongorge Camping

Camping Ironbridge | Campsite Telford, Shropshire - Irongorge Camping is located in a hillside position above the Severn Gorge, offering both camping and glamping accommodation, within a mile of the world famous Ironbridge.

Ironbridge Gorge Museums houses 10 amazing interactive museums, including to an experience that is unforgettable all of your family. Watch and talk to the Museum's craftsmen as you have immersed within the history of Victorian times.Ironbridge is a World Heritage Site and forms the beating heart regarding the revolution that is industrial.  Because there is so much to do here, we high suggest before you arrive, to ensure that you make the most of time on site you do a little preparation. All the honor winning museums are spread across the valley beside the River Severn, simply south of Telford, and can include:Blists Hill Victorian Town (TF7 5UD) - there isn't any TV, no automobiles, just tons of enjoyable in 1779You may also look at the Coalport China Museum (TF8 7HT), the Backfield Tile Museum (TF8 7LJ), the Museum of this Gorge (TF8 7NH), Darby homes (TF8 7DQ) additionally the Broseley Pipeworks (TF12 5LX)All in most, it's a huge day trip and also then you definitely're unlikely to match it all in, so if you are passing through you will need to pick and choose, but the smartest choice is the yearly ticket which provides you unlimited access to all museums for year as you feel the places, noises and smells for the Victorian age.Enginuity (TF8 7DQ) - an infinitely more contemporary experience, generating electricity from moving water, pulling a 10 tonne locomotive by hand, seeing through things with a giant x-ray machineCoalbrookdale Museum of Iron (TF8 7DQ) - re-opens in Easter 2017 after an exciting redevelopment projectTar Tunnel (TF8 7HT) - wear your difficult cap and endeavor underground to the eerie brick-lined tunnelThe Ironbridge and Tollhouse (TF8 7JP) - marvel during the strength and beauty of the first ever cast-iron bridge, built. Cool, huh!

Welcome to the Ironbridge Gorge Museums

Meet the Victorians in their shops and cottages, enjoy traditionally prepared fish and chips and old fashioned sweets at Blists Hill Victorian Town. Join in many school holiday ceramic workshops, design and make technology challenges and cross the world's first cast Iron Bridge.

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Explore an World that is iconic Heritage while busting a couple of clues in the Ironbridge Gorge Mystery Treasure Trail. It is an incident that is career-making the most scenic spot you could desire to find!Detectives are presented in all sorts of packages so bring yours - young and old, big or tiny - down for a day of stomping and splashing. The path should take around 2 hours to accomplish but there is tonnes to see: proceed with the River Severn to an viewpoint that is amazing above the valley before soaking up the historic treasures around you. It is the most treasure that is magnificent and well worth a trip.To show you along the way you may need your nifty route PDF. It has all of the recommendations which are hot handy tips you can need to discover the clues that are dotted around on landmarks and signposts. Now all that's left to state is luck that's good!

Treasure Trails

Explore the UK with one of 1,000 different Murder Mystery, Treasure Hunt or Spy Mission themed self-guided Treasure Trails; great fun for the whole family.

Ironbridge Gorge Mystery Treasure Trail

Telford Steam Railway | A Heritage Railway in the heart of Shropshire. Visit us and drive a steam train.



Telford Steam Railway

Telford Steam Railway is a volunteer operated preserved Steam Railway with friendly and help that is informed and lots of interesting things to examine within the train related vein.Not only can you love the thrilling experience of travelling by steam, taken by wonderful locomotives such as 'Rocket', there are a variety of other features at the railway to keep every person entertained. The Telford Town Tramway provides an easy method that is excellent experience a smaller vapor train, on a 2 measure straight boiler loco and trailer.A Model Railway are located in the Railway House close to the Furnace Tearooms. It began construction in 1976 generally there's history and tradition available to find out about; nonetheless it is consistently maintained and modernised to make sure a experience that is fascinating as you view a comprehensive 00 gauge model railway for action!Phoenix Miniature Railway may also be seen in procedure, but only regarding the final Sunday of each and every thirty days, and each Bank Holiday Monday and Sunday, for a little charge of £1 per person. Telford Steam Railway holds lots of exciting events through the, therefore check always their events web page before you go to, to see what's on year.

A Heritage Railway in the heart of Shropshire. Visit us and drive a steam train.

Step right into Queen Victoria's time - swap the sight of cars & traffic jams for the authentic Blists Hill Victorian Town where people that is old-time about their lifestyle, and you will see pigs, horses and chickens around the Town.Meet the Victorian townsfolk, ditch your contemporary money in favor of some Pounds, Shillings and Pence, have the delicious smell of freshly oven-baked bread and now have a traditional dinner at the pub, where in actuality the whole household can join a merry sing-a-long. Even though you are peeking around the stores, make sure to have the young ones some authentic century that is 19th to nibble on!We all know young ones love pressing things (whether it is allowed or otherwise not). This is exactly why many displays at Blists Hill provide interactive products for the explorers being tiny play around with. But if you REALLY want to make the small ones' day, simply take a horse and cart trip around the Town (positively cooler than the city bus...or mum & dad's car for that matter)one thing that is final Blists Hill Victorian Town is dog-friendly, therefore perhaps the 4-legged members of the family are welcome to visit.

Irongorge Camping

Coach House, Telford, Telford And Wrekin TF8 7EY, England

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Hay and Hedgerow Glamping

Worfe Camping

Wroxeter, Shropshire – St Andrew’s

Tranquil Hill

Walnut Cottage Caravan Park

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Ironbridge Gorge Mystery Treasure Trail

Telford Steam Railway

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