Local Area
Please see below a selection of our local attractions.
BISHOP'S CASTLE
Two breweries, The Six Bells and the Three Tuns. Festivals held throughout the year, Heritage Resource Centre for local and family history, House on Crutches and Railway Museum.
LUDLOW
Awarded England's first 'cittaslow' town. June and July is the annual Shakespearan Festival held within the medieval castle ruins and followed in September by the Food and drink Festival, Ludlow is famed for its many excellent restaurants.
CLUN
13th century packhorse bridge, Trinity Almshouses, church, castle and museum. Green Man day held first Monday in May.
CHURCH STRETTON
Lies at the foot of the Longmynd Hills, amazing scenery over vast areas of heathland. Located on the summit is the Glider station.
RHOS FIDDLE NATURE RESERVE
Between Newcastle on Clun and the Anchor is the Nature Reserve of Rhos Fiddle. This heath upland retains many native plant species with curlews, merlins, and brown hares.
STOKESAY CASTLE
On the way to Ludlow is Stokesay Castle (English Heritage), a fortified manor house and well worth a visit.