Bridgnorth is a town of contrasts—split in two by the River Severn with a cliff railway that links High Town and Low Town. From the serene riverside to steep sandstone cliffs and historic streets, you’ll find charm, history and adventure around every corner.
Bridgnorth is a town of contrasts—split in two by the River Severn with a cliff railway that links High Town and Low Town. From the serene riverside to steep sandstone cliffs and historic streets, you'll find charm, history and adventure around every corner.
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A Real Shropshire Retreat Timber-framed Colemore Farm offers luxury self-catering accommodation, nestled into the heart of Shropshire’s tranquil countryside. Frog Mill Barn has been converted from a rundown threshing barn into a cosy, but light and airy, holiday cottage sleeping up to four people. Frog Mill Barn, Grade II listed, is a perfect mix of […]
Step back in time and experience the charm of this beautiful Georgian property, once owned by the esteemed William Oakes. Located in the heart of historic Bridgnorth, this home offers a perfect blend of character and modern comfort, set against the backdrop of the River Severn. The space Welcome to William Oakes House! We hope […]
Luxury Shepherds Hut on a working sheep farm between Bridgnorth & Ironbridge. Perfectly positioned to make the most of the lovely views over fields, woodland and water, the ideal spot to relax and unwind. The shepherds hut sleeps two and has electricity, shower room with toilet, comfy double bed, small table & chairs, sofa, TV […]
A fabulous range of six self-catering cottages that offer high quality accomodation sleeping from 3 people all the way up to 20!! Situated just 3 1/2 miles from Bridgnorth in the beautiful Shropshire countryside, we are set on a ridge overlooking Chelmarsh Reservoir on one side and The Severn Valley on the other. Route 45 […]
Stanmore Hall, Bridgnorth The award-winning Stanmore Hall Touring Park is an ideal location from which to explore rural Shropshire and a host of local attractions. This 12.5-acre park stands in the impressive lawned grounds of Stanmore Hall, a Grade Two listed building of historic interest. A perfect option if you are looking for a tranquil […]
The Croft (formerly known as the Croft Hotel) is a family-run, four star B&B in the centre of the historical market town of Bridgnorth, Shropshire. The location is perfect for both business and pleasure with the commercial centres of Telford and Wolverhampton just a short drive away and a vast range of sights to see […]
Running steam trains for nearly 60 years, don’t miss a trip on the Severn Valley Railway! Embark on an steam-powered adventure at the Severn Valley Railway, an award-winning heritage railway visitor attraction, running through 16-miles of beautiful Worcestershire and Shropshire countryside. Climb on-board and step back in time to experience the golden age of travel […]
Bridgnorth is the kind of place that surprises you at every turn. Split between High Town and Low Town by a dramatic sandstone cliff and the winding River Severn, it pairs riverside charm with steep streets, independent shops and a proper dose of history. Explore castle ruins and cliff-top walks, hop on the quirky funicular to bridge the two halves, then relax with a riverside pint or a spot of vintage hunting in the market.
Take in the sweeping river valley views from High Town, or stroll the peaceful riverbank in Low Town. The town is connected by the steepest inland funicular railway in Britain, so you can admire both views without leg-burning steps.
Discover the ruins of the castle and follow Castle Walk to soak up one of the most stunning views in the region, often called one of Charles I’s favourites.
one of Britain’s steepest inland funiculars — for instant high-town views without the steps.
browse independent shops, antique stores and artisan boutiques along the high street and quayside.
Bridgnorth enjoys strong road links, so getting in is just as fun as getting out and about.
The A458 is right next to Bridgnorth, ensuring an easy and scenic drive from Shrewsbury or Stourbridge.
Take advantage of regular services from Shrewsbury.
Bridgnorth has no railway station. However, if you travel to Shrewsbury by train, it’s only a short hop to the bus station for a connecting service.
For rural escapism, head to the hills. South Shropshire is home to many of our most legendary peaks, including the mighty Long Mynd and the twin plateaus of the Clees. Whether you’re a hiker, cyclist or hang glider, you can expect life-affirming views and lifelong memories.
And don’t forget to visit south Shropshire’s charming market towns. Why not spend a lazy afternoon sampling Ludlow’s fertile culinary scene or exploring Church Stretton’s bric-a-brac streets and independent shops?
