Discover Shrewsbury

Discover 29 acres of parkland set along the River Severn at Shrewsbury’s recreational hub, a town favourite since the 16^th Century.

Take a stroll along tree lined paths, settle down on the grass expanse for a picnic or grab an ice cream at one of the nearby eateries and coffee stands.

Enjoy a series of waymarked walking trails in this woodland area, with four walking trails of different lengths and difficulties that are suitable for all the family.

Discover history in the Iron Age enclosure, watch a working quarry from the viewing platform, or take a break in the café with locally sourced food.

 Great for Kids

 Pet Friendly

Discover a dramatic landscape covered in craggy rock outcrops and gorgeous heather heathland across this nature reserve.

Head along the ridge, passing the mystical quartzite tors that Stiperstones is famous for, such as The Devil’s Chair.

Discover this wildlife-rich heathland, now part of the National Trust, and enjoy stunning views across the Shropshire Hills before grabbing a locally made ice cream from The Ice Cream Parlour. Catch a glimpse of wild horses or simply relax and unwind with a paddle in the valley stream.

Enjoy a picnic in the valley, take a dip and experience wild swimming in the reservoir, or discover the Lightspout Waterfall that Victorians nicknamed “miniature Niagara”.

 Pet Friendly