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  1. Can anyone recommend a campsite in the Long Mynd area ?

    I'm looking for somewhere to stay for a long weekend in late June.
    An ideal site would have pleasant washing facilities and local pub(s),
    perhaps with other accomodation (B&B) nearby. No need for family
    entertainment - in fact, it's probably a disadvantage.

    Anywhere in the area would do - Telford to Church Stretton to Ludlow
    or similar distance.

    I'm aware of the YHA at Bridges and may well use that but would like
    to hear personal recommendations.

    -adrian

  2. Adrian Godwin said:

    Can anyone recommend a campsite in the Long Mynd area ?

    There used to be a basic but pleasant one at Broome and the
    pub there, the Tender, IIRC, is very pleasant and within falling
    over distance of the site.

    Chris

  3. On 16/2/06 09:02, in article [email hidden], "Adrian

    Godwin said:

    I'm looking for somewhere to stay for a long weekend in late June.
    An ideal site would have pleasant washing facilities and local pub(s),
    perhaps with other accomodation (B&B) nearby. No need for family
    entertainment - in fact, it's probably a disadvantage.

    The best campsite it the one in Little Stretton. Nice and pleasant,
    reasonable facilities, easy access to Ashes Hollow route up Long Mynd (the
    best) and close to the Ragleth Arms - good wholesome old style grub, well
    kept beers and an amazing range of single malts. Oh, and the slowest moving
    landlord in the universe. He even has a catch-phrase, "thanking you".

    You would be best advised to book. It is very popular with West Midlands
    families at weekends - but it is a nice, quiet site.

    There aren't as many choices around here as you would think. There is one on
    the other side of Church Stretton and - over the other side of the Mynd -
    something close to Wentmor.

    The hostel at Bridges in one of those where lights are out at 11.00! They
    might allow you to put the tent up in the large garden though.

    The Horsehoe Pub - in Bridges - tell me that they are converting some
    outbuildings to accommodation for this summer. The pub is currently run be a
    very nice couple who've never got used to half their customers disappearing
    early because they have to make sure they don't miss lights-out next door!

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  4. Chris Gilbert said:


    Adrian Godwin said:

    Can anyone recommend a campsite in the Long Mynd area ?

    There used to be a basic but pleasant one at Broome and the
    pub there, the Tender, IIRC, is very pleasant and within falling
    over distance of the site.

    Chris

    Thanks for that. Does 'basic' mean that there's a restricted menu
    in the restaurant, or that you have to get to the washing trough
    before the cows come home and want their drink ?

    -adrian

  5. Andy Howell andy.howellNOSPAM@ecotrenddotorgdotuk said:


    The best campsite it the one in Little Stretton. Nice and pleasant,
    reasonable facilities, easy access to Ashes Hollow route up Long Mynd (the
    best) and close to the Ragleth Arms - good wholesome old style grub, well
    kept beers and an amazing range of single malts. Oh, and the slowest moving
    landlord in the universe. He even has a catch-phrase, "thanking you".

    You would be best advised to book. It is very popular with West Midlands
    families at weekends - but it is a nice, quiet site.

    Sounds excellent, especially wrt the single malts.

    Presumably it's not so nice and quiet at weekends, though ? Or will I
    miss the worst of the family traffic by going before the end of term ?

    Quoted message said:

    The hostel at Bridges in one of those where lights are out at 11.00! They
    might allow you to put the tent up in the large garden though.

    The Horsehoe Pub - in Bridges - tell me that they are converting some
    outbuildings to accommodation for this summer. The pub is currently run be a
    very nice couple who've never got used to half their customers disappearing
    early because they have to make sure they don't miss lights-out next door!

    The hostel does officially allow camping, but have a school party
    in that weekend. An 11:00 finish would be rather limiting, though
    I suppose that doesn't apply to camping.

    -adrian

  6. Adrian Godwin said:

    Does 'basic' mean that there's a restricted menu
    in the restaurant, or that you have to get to the washing trough
    before the cows come home and want their drink ?

    'Basic' refers to the campsite facilities. I just did a quick Google
    and came up with Kevindale 01588 660326. If its the same one
    then there is a basic but functional shower/toilet block. The pub
    is good, as far as I can recall, if you see what I mean :-) !!!!

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