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Lyneal, Ellesmere, Shropshire, SY12 0QF
Fernwood is an established family run Holiday Park situated four miles south east of Ellesmere - famous for it’s 116 acre mere. The Shropshire The 66 acre Park offers facilities for touring caravans, holiday homes for hire and luxury new and pre-owned holiday homes for sale. peace and tranquillity in rural surroundings.
Facilities on the park include a shop, children’s play area and launderette.
www.fernwoodpark.co.uk
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A beautiful award winning country park on the
Staffordshire/Shropshire border and Shropshire Union Canal.
New & Pre-owned Caravan Holiday Homes for sale
• Leisure Club
• Indoor Pool & Sauna • Fishing Pool • Launderette • Fitness Suite • Wifi
www.oaklandholidaypark.co.uk Call 01902 851302 • Oakland Holiday Park, Shutt Green Lane, Brewood, Staffordshire ST19 9LX 6
Silver Trees is a quiet park located on Cannock Chase, in the midst of an area of protected countryside. We have our own nature reserve designated a SSSI, from which Deer wander onto the Holiday Park. Enjoy walks through the Chase or use our all weather Tennis Court, or go for a swim in our indoor heated pool.
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Picturesque park in stunning Shropshire, only three miles from Shrewsbury
Exclusive development with limited plots; ideal for your second home
Superb on-site facilities, including full mains services and car parking
Seasonal touring pitches also available.
Please visit in person to see for yourself what we can offer.
T:01889 582185 E:
info@silvertreesholidaypark.co.uk
Stafford Brook Road, Penkridge Bank, Rugeley, WS15 2TX
www.silvertreesholidaypark.co.uk
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www.salopleisure.co.uk “
Family owned and run, The Wingfield Caravan Park is wonderfully presented, and ideally located with pubs, fisheries, and wildlife only a short walk away.
Montford Bridge, Shrewsbury Shropshire SY4 1EB
07853 934 379
info@thewingfieldcaravanpark.co.uk
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