We stayed here over Easter 2014, the site was full with five 'vans. We arrived late on the Thursday, and had a grass pitch which was firm and easy to access. Our friends both had hard standing. The waste & grey water was disposed of down a manhole, with a heavy lid. The drinking water and recycling/rubbish was close to the pitches.  We were allowed to use a couple of fields for games, so had a large game of rounders and teh children (5 to 8 years old) could explore and play freely.  The walk into Broseley was ten minutes, for shops and pubs. The drive to Ironbridge gorge was five minutes; there is also a pavement for the fit when returning up hill!  The owner, Norman, was very pleasant, enquired a few times that all was well and also was able to exchange Tesco Days Out vouchers for a coupon for the Ironbridge Museum Passport. The museums that we visited were all good. In addition, we visited RAF Cosford museum and Attingham Park Home Farm, both 1/2 hour drive East & West respectively. We came from Bridgenorth and headed towards Much Wenlock but then took the lorry route to avoid a low bridge and Much Wenlock. The route was very bumpy, and somewhat narrow had we met a lorry, but straight forward. As our Ironbridge passport is for 12 months, we plan to be back and use Leo Farm again!