boreatton park
Within easy driving distance of many cities, Boreatton Park is perfect for an action-packed
get-away at any time or ideal for Easter or half-term holidays.
The centre is our largest, situated in 240 acres of Shropshire countryside just 10 miles
from Shrewsbury. Within the grounds there’s a river, two small lakes and a sandstone cliff,
so all the activities take place on site. With activities ranging from abseiling to zip wire,
there is something for everyone.
shropshire
Boreatton Park’s all-weather The Campsite
facilities include an exciting
Located by an attractive wooded area
‘Activity Zone’ with indoor
close to all centre facilities, the camp-
climbing wall, as well as space
site has a shower and toilet block for
for football and other sports.
the use of campsite guests only. Each
The sports hall is great for
tent has a permanent all-weather floor
fencing, basketball and
(no damp ground sheets!) and proper
experiencing the extreme
beds with mattresses. Parents will
vertical action of aeroball –
have a tent for two people with
a fantastic cross between
children in the tent next door (max 4
trampolining and volleyball!
children to a tent). Groups of 3 or less
At the end of the day you can
will be accommodated in one tent.
meet up in the bar or just relax
and talk over the day’s
challenges and achievements.
ACCOMMODATION
Redwood Lodges
Rooms in our wooden lodges are
basic, but ideal for an activity break.
All rooms are en-suite. Children and
parents share bunk bedded rooms
(maximum 6 people per room).
WHAT’SGREATABOUTIT? WHATYOUSAY
• Easy access from the M5/M6
• Fantastic for short breaks
• All activities take place on site
• 240 acres of grounds to explore “
It was one of the most enjoyable,
fun
-
filled family holidays we have ever
had and we are definitely booking for
next year. It was amazing.
Lord family, Lancashire
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