Welcome to Castle Farm - a tranquil and picturesque development of holiday cottages and glamping accommodation in between Ellesmere and Oswestry in the beautiful North Shropshire countryside. Do as much or as little as you like in the local area, and return to a hot tub to relax in after a busy day.
Cottages
Sleep up to 4 or 5.
We have two semi-detached cottages, one of which is fully accessible for disabled guests, with both of them having their own private patios and hot tubs.
Pods
Sleep up to 2 or 4.
Our pods come in three different levels: Beech and Oak are ‘standard’ pods, Willow is a ‘standard’ pod with its own private hot tub, whilst Ash has a double bed with a separate sofa.
Shepherd’s Hut
Sleeps up to 4.
Bluebell, our cosy shepherd’s hut has a double bed and sofa bed, its own private hot tub, and brings a touch of luxury to your glamping experience.
Whatever your holiday - we’ve got it covered!
The perfect base from which to explore
Shropshire, North Wales & Cheshire.
Places to eat and drink
Whilst all of our accommodation offer some form of self-catering facilities, Shropshire is renowned for its food scene - from cosy country pubs to fine dining restaurants. Here is a selection of our favourite places.
Places to visit
With the medieval county town of Shrewsbury and the World Heritage site at Ironbridge, Shropshire has plenty to offer - and that’s before you start exploring north Wales (the Welsh border is just a mile away) and the Roman city of Chester.
Events to visit
There’s plenty going on all-year-round, including numerous food festivals, the famous Shrewsbury Flower Show, and the International Eisteddfod in Llangollen. We have put together a calendar of our favourites.
“Amazing stay here! Perfect location, beautiful cottage, 10/10”
“Amazing little campsite, couldn't get any better, nice location, friendly people, perfect little glamping break. 100% would recommend.”
“We've had a fantastic week. Hot tub great! Been to Chester Zoo, Llangollen, Attingham Park, Ellesmere, Chirk Castle - beautiful! All achieved with a wheelchair. Thank you.”
