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Shropshire and Staffordshire
Featured cottages
Dog-friendly cottages
From cosy, country lodges, bunkhouses and barns to a cottage with a cave in the garden, find dog-friendly stays in Shropshire and Staffordshire. Image: 1 Morville Barn
A 19th-century barn with original trusses and tiles
Mose Barn brings together a root house, granary and a series of cowsheds, and is both modern and full of character. Sleeps six.
A retreat for two in Shrewsbury
Town Walls Tower is a four-storey tower that once formed part of Shrewsbury’s medieval town defences, with the bustling town on the doorstep. It’s full of original character, with arrow slits, wooden floors and exposed stone walls. Sleeps two.
An accessible barn for seven
Sandybury Barn has double-height windows and an open-plan living area, and accessibility features in the ground-floor bedroom, bathroom and kitchen. Sleeps seven.
Attingham East Lodge
There are neighbouring gate lodges at Attingham Park, and you can book both to holiday with family or friends.
Group holidays
We have plenty of comfortable places for group get-togethers in Shropshire. Whether you're best suited to a cluster of neighbouring barns or a bunkhouse for 16, set up base to explore the county's history and hills, or take it easy in spaces with open-plan layouts and warming woodburners.
Two barns for ten guests
1 and 2 Morville are semi-detached barns with cosy, rustic interiors. They're near the vibrant town of Bridgnorth and medieval Much Wenlock. Each sleeps five. Dog friendly.
Five converted barns in a quiet spot
In a quiet northern part of the Attingham Estate, surrounded by 4,000 acres of park, farm and woodland, you'll find Tern Barn, Wharf Barn, Canal Barn, Severn Barn and Forge Barn. Together they sleep 23.
Things to see and do
From the quirky homes carved into the rock at Kinver Edge to the grand manor houses on country estates, and from wild swimming in the reservoir in the Carding Mill Valley to walking the heathland, there's plenty to see and do in Shropshire and Staffordshire.
Ironbridge Gorge
Internationally recognised as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.
Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses
High sandstone ridge and hill fort overlooking dramatic red sandstone rock houses. The Rock Houses are open Friday to Sunday during term time and Thursday to Monday during local school holidays.
Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd
Take a walk across the wildlife-rich heathland and enjoy the views across the Shropshire Hills, or simply play in the stream in the valley.
Shropshire and Staffordshire
From open countryside to magnificent houses, explore special places in Shropshire and Staffordshire.
Wild swimming and other outdoor activities
The reservoir at Carding Mill Valley is a popular spot for wild swimming. Read more about how to stay safe in the water and plan for your swim. With miles of bridleways, footpaths and permissive paths to explore, Shropshire and Staffordshire are great places to enjoy the great outdoors on horseback, bike or foot..
Outdoor activities at Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd
Enjoy the great outdoors at Carding Mill Valley and the Shropshire Hills. Find out about the best routes and keeping yourself safe while out walking and cycling on the Long Mynd.
