Another Shropshire market town, Shrewsbury, is a cultural melting pot surrounded by the River Severn. Medieval streets weave through the bustling town centre which is lined with luxury boutiques, charming coffee shops and classic high street stores. Birthplace of Charles Darwin, the town really is steeped in history which you can explore by visiting Shrewsbury Castle and Shrewsbury Abbey. And when you’re all cultured-out, you can take a leisurely bimble with an ice cream along the river.

Now a world heritage site, Ironbridge Gorge is a popular Shropshire attraction. The River Severn runs straight through the town which comprises of independent cafes, museums and even a functioning recreation of a Victorian Town. Ironbridge welcomes tourists from all over the world every year, and it continues to be a popular spot for leisurely strolls along the river. You will also find a wealth of choice of restaurants and pubs by the River Severn, which makes for an idyllic view whilst you enjoy your food and drink.

You will never tire of finding new things to do in Shropshire and hills to explore. Seven Oaks Caravan Park Site is open from March to January every year so you can visit Shropshire in every season.