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Ellesmere
Shropshire
SY12 0LS
England
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Nestling in tranquil woodland, deep in Shropshire's unspoilt countryside, this superb collection of traditional real-log lodges offers an idyllic rural retreat. Perfect for romantic breaks or relaxing family holidays exploring England's beautiful green heart.
Weekly accommodation prices £375 - £1295
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Holiday Park Lodges for hire, ideal for any holiday at Woodland Park Lodges.
Nestling in tranquil woodland, deep in Shropshire's unspoilt countryside, this superb collection of traditional real-log lodges offers an idyllic rural retreat. Perfect for romantic breaks or relaxing family holidays exploring England's beautiful green heart.Close to the lakeside town of Ellesmere, ancient Shrewsbury and majestic Snowdonia National Park, nearby scenic and historic gems, bustling market towns and unique visitor attractions abound.
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ClubhouseAdventure playgroundSnooker/pool
There is a club and / or bar available on the park
There is a games room or games area on park
There is a childrens play area on park
Well behaved dogs are welcomed on this the park
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Private outdoor hot tub (Oak Lodge VIP, Cedar Lodge VIP and Elm Lodge VIP) Flatscreen TV with freeview DVD Kitchen including microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher Shower Bed linen, duvets and towels Beds made up for your arrival Barbecue Decking with patio furniture Double glazed and heated throughout Electricity included Travel cots and highchairs included No all male, all female or mixed groups under 25 Pets £20pw each (max 2) (in specific lodges)All non smoking accommodation
Weekly accommodation prices £375 - £1295- Please note that the prices shown here are intended as a guide only for
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Local Area Finding Woodland Park Lodges
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SatNav Postcode: SY12 0LS
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The local Area around Woodland Park Lodges
Stay on holiday in Shropshire and within this county’s extraordinarily beautiful landscape you’ll find more award-winning attractions and outdoor pursuits than you’d ever imagine possible. If Shropshire’s 32 castles don’t satisfy your thirst for history, step back in time at the Ironbridge Gorge where you can explore the birth of the Industrial Revolution in no fewer than ten museums, and life at the turn of the twentieth century is fascinatingly recreated at Blists Hill Open Air Museum.You’ll find an exciting array of activities within easy reach of your holiday. Shropshire’s unique topography is the perfect backdrop for walking, cycling, horse riding, hang gliding, fishing, golf and even hot air ballooning. And spectacular views are a feature of walks along the dramatic Long Mynd ridge and Offa’s Dyke.Almost completely surrounded by the River Severn, the ancient town of Shrewsbury is known for its beautifully preserved timber-framed buildings and the elegance of its Georgian architecture while historic Ludlow is famous as the county’s gastronomic capital, boasting two Michelin starred restaurants and some very fine food shops. Its castle is also impressive, as is nearby Stokesay Castle. |
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User Reviews
We have 10 reviews in our database for Woodland Park Lodges. Only the last 10 are shown for each holiday park
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| A fantastic relaxing holiday in tranquil surroundings. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| I stayed in Cedar Lodge VIP furthest on one side, lovely woodland to watch the squirrels whilst in hot tub, (take your dressing gown and slippers cause you are not going to want to get dressed and go out). A well equipped kitchen, even whisks and foil included, and we had a nice meal in Black Lion in Ellesmere tiself. My sat nav took me straight into the parks drive so we had no problems finding it! Thanks for a lovely holiday! |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| The lodge was finished to a high standard, warm and comfortable, with great furnishings and kitchen utensils etc. Very comfortable beds with nice, clean bed linen. Location was very peaceful, out of the way and a great place to escape to. Hot tub was a nice touch and great to relax and 'chill out' in. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Excellent accommodation and friendly staff, couldn't find a fault with anything. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| A pretty approach next to a working farm, which visitors are welcome to visit. Only just opened when myself, husband and 2 boys (4 &5) went. Lodges stunning inside and out. Layout very good for our family. A welcome cake, milk and bread was very nice.
Hot tub was amazing and had plenty of use! We are planning to return as so much to do nearby. Overall the whole family had a fab time! |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Just want to say have had lovely and peaceful holiday at this location, it is not the best for eating out but we had a brilliant time ages in group from 4months to 73yrs. We really loved the welcome homemade cake that was waiting for us on arrival and we the most of the hot tub even in mid november there is a varied amount of wild life we saw owls & squirrels. My 4 yr old great grandaughter had a brill time collecting acorns and leaves and talking to the cows on the neighbouring farm, all in all we have had a brill few days thank you. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Fantastic accommodation could not praise the location or accommodation enough! Perfect place! Will be going back there again, it was beautiful! |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Beautiful place. The Elm VIP was very private. Staff very polite and friendly had drinks and snacks ready in the lodge on arrival. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Elm lodge is a lovely place to stay and the location is very quiet. |
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Date of stay: 2011 |
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| Woodland Park is an ideal setting if you require a relaxing and peaceful break. The hot tub was amazing and instantly relaxed us ready to enjoy the rest of our stay. Our lodge provided all the comforts of home and more. We will definitely be booking at this park again. Ellesmere is a great base for many activities young and old from country walks to water sports and zoos. Highly recommended. |
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