Church Stretton Camping in the Shropshire Hills
Broadmeadow caravan and campsite is situated in Shropshire near the town of Church Stretton and the Shropshire hills. The site is perfectly placed for walkers, bikers, horse riders and explorers or those just wanting to relax. Exclusively for adults (no under 16s).
Campsite facilities
- We have 10 pitches for caravans, motorhomes and tents – 7 with electric hook-up.
- New toilet and shower block with utility wash room.
- Facilities for portable loo waste (organic waste only please).
- Covered cold water wash point area.
- Firepit.
- BBQ facilities.
- Free WiFi available.
- CCTV cameras on site.
- Seasonal pitches available.
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Please note if Glamping select two overnight stays on the calendar to show available weekend dates (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) as there is a 2 night minimum stay at weekends for the Glamping tents.
Campsite pricing
Non-electric pitches: £27.00 per night per pitch based on 2 sharing.
Electric pitches: £32.00 per night per pitch based on 2 sharing.
Extra Adults: £5.00 per night
Extra Car: £2.50 per night
Pets: no charge
Seasonal pitches – prices tailored to your needs. price on application.
Camping: 50% deposit payable upon booking, non-refundable (exceptional circumstances). Balance on arrival by cash or card.
Minimum stay over bank holiday weekends is two nights.
If you need to cancel for any reason, 48hrs notice is required or full price will be charged. Exceptional circumstances will be considered on an individual basis.
The management reserve the right to charge extra for any misuse of facilities/property during your stay at Broadmeadow Campsite.
Campsite rules
Check in from Noon – 8pm
Check out before 11am
- Dogs welcome but MUST be kept on a lead on site.
- Please ensure you clean up after your dog.
- Please take care to shut all gates after you.
- All rubbish to be placed in designated bins provided.
- Please park your car in the car park once you have set up.
- Please respect our site and its facilities.
Self Responsibility and Consideration towards others is very important to us. We ask all visitors to:
- Keep noise to an absolute minimum after 11pm.
- To act responsibly when utilising the firepit.
- If drinking alcohol to PLEASE be respectful to yourself and the other campers.
- Understand we have a zero tolerance policy to any recreational drugs being brought onto site.
- NO swearing, cursing or shouting across the site.
All belongings and valuables are the responsibility of the owner and Broadmeadow Campsite cannot be held responsible for any theft, loss or damage.
Church Stretton camping – local Pubs & Restaurants
Adjacent to site is ‘THE POUND INN’ 01694 751477
Customers both old and new from Broadmeadow can be assured of great food and hospitality. As The Pound Inn is so popular, we strongly recommend that you book a table if thinking of eating there on a Friday or Saturday night; or Sunday lunchtime.
A short drive away is The Yew Tree Inn at All Stretton, a country pub in the heart of the Shropshire hills.
01694 328953
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‘THE HORSESHOES’ pub and eatery is situated in the nearby village of Dorrington (01743 718305).
In the lovely village of Little Stretton, The Ragleth Inn is a warm & welcoming family run country pub, with a large outdoor garden area with plenty of seating, heated outdoor area and children’s play area.
theraglethinn.co.uk
01694 722711
The Green Dragon is small tap house and eatery located in the stunning Shropshire countryside.
Opening Times Mon – Sun 11:30 – 22:00
Food Served all Day
Dog Friendly
Real Ales
Decking area
Outdoor Sheltered Dining area
greendragonlittlestretton.co.uk
01694 722925
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Relaxed Church Stretton Camping with Views of the Long Mynd and The Lawley
Broadmeadow offers peaceful and spacious Church Stretton camping, perfect for those who enjoy nature, walking and calm surroundings. The site lies on the edge of the Long Mynd and is known for its quiet setting and open views. Campers come here for space, clear skies and direct access to hill walks. There are no packed rows or busy roads, just a large open field where you can set up your pitch and enjoy the fresh air.
If you’re planning on camping in Shropshire, Broadmeadow is a strong choice. It’s well kept, has clean basic facilities and remains peaceful even in the summer months. The atmosphere is quiet, and the field offers plenty of room for tents, caravans and campervans. Guests often comment on how relaxed the site feels – everything here supports rest and simplicity.
For camping in Shropshire Hills, the location is ideal. The Lawley rises just behind the site. From your pitch, you can walk straight into the hills. Whether you’re out for a short stroll or a full-day hike, the views are wide and rewarding. This kind of Long Mynd camping suits those who like to keep things simple while staying close to the land. There’s no long drive to the trail. The hills are right there.
Camping Church Stretton gives you the benefit of nearby shops, cafés and local services. The town is within a short drive, which means you can pick up supplies or enjoy a meal out. The Pound Inn is literally next door and offers excellent food and local ales. You’re close to what you need, but far enough to enjoy the calm. If you’re searching for Shropshire camping sites that feel rural without being remote, this is the one.
The field is flat and open, with easy access from the lane and no hard tracks to navigate. Whether you arrive by car, bike or on foot, the entrance is simple and clear. This makes Broadmeadow a good stop for short breaks or longer stays. For those touring the area, it’s a useful base for exploring both the hills and the nearby towns.
If you’re looking for camping sites near Shrewsbury, Broadmeadow sits about 20 minutes away by road. The site is also within easy reach of Ludlow and Much Wenlock. It’s close to key routes, yet still feels tucked away. That’s what makes it different from larger, built-up parks.
Broadmeadow keeps things simple. There are toilets, drinking water and waste disposal, but not much else. There are no arcades or children’s rides. That’s exactly what many people are looking for. If your idea of Shropshire camping includes peace, space and hill views, this site delivers.
For those interested in camping Long Mynd routes, you’ll find trails leading to The Lawley, and the wider Shropshire Hills. The walks start right outside the gate, making it one of the most convenient locations for walkers. You can rise early, head into the hills and return to your pitch without needing the car. That freedom is part of what keeps people coming back.
Whether you’re passing through for one night or staying for the week, Broadmeadow remains a favourite for Shropshire camping. There’s space to set up chairs, cook outdoors, and enjoy your own area without being overlooked. The field allows for distance between pitches, so you’re never boxed in. That’s important for those who want a bit of quiet.
This is camping in Church Stretton at its most relaxed. No pressure, no crowds, and no schedule. Just grass underfoot, fresh air, and views in every direction. For photographers, birdwatchers and stargazers, the site provides a good setting. For families, couples and solo travellers, the space feels open and safe.
Among Shropshire camping sites, Broadmeadow remains trusted. Everything is nearby, but never in the way. You’ll be left in peace, but help is available if needed.
Camping at Broadmeadow brings you close to the Long Mynd, close to Church Stretton, and close to nature. For those wanting true camping in the Shropshire Hills, this field offers all you need and nothing you don’t. Quiet, open, and easy to enjoy.