Stanmore Hall Touring Park
This is a beautifully laid out site centred around a small lake/big pond with an abundance of wildlife, ducks, moorhens and the like. There are also resident peacocks now whether they are a blessing or a disturbance only you can decide.
This site is part of the Morris Leisure Group and their standards are set high. The facilities are impeccable if limited in number but they were never very busy. The reception also encumbers a small shop selling everything from food basics though to accessories. You certainly won't find more helpful staff anywhere.
The grounds and pitches are kept pristine and range from basic grass through to fully-serviced. There is even an "adults only" section should you choose. The site is also serviced with pop-up food vendors.
Bridgnorth is located between 2-4 miles away depending on which way you choose to go. We are Motorhomers and mostly either walk or use public transport to visit places. We decided to trust our "Footpaths" App which showed a riverside path just off the village of Quatford (1 mile from the site) into Bridgnorth but unfortunately this hadn't been maintained which resulted in part of it being extremely overgrown. Whilst it did prove taxing at places the walk with our dogs took about 1 hour to reach Bridgnorth.
The town itself is split into two parts by the River Severn and hosts everything from history to modern with an abundance of eateries and places of interest to visit. The walk back to the site, using the "A" roads, took about 40 minutes but is not without its issues. Here again the local authority or whoever is responsible doesn't seem to think that pedestrians safety is a priority and has allowed the pavements to become overgrown with vegetation.
Obviously access to Bridgnorth if you go by bike or car won't be such a problem. The one you may encounter according to our site neighbours who drove into Bridgnorth, may be parking.
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