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Shropshire Petal Fields
Newport
Shropshire
TF10 9BD
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Shropshire Petal Fields is an amazing flower field experience with its pink, blue, purple, yellow, and white delphiniums, sunflowers and wildflowers to wander through.
There’s a wild woodland walk, on-site café and toilets, flowers for sale, and plenty of focal points to capture the perfect photo with loved ones.
Shropshire Petal Fields opens for 10 days in July/August when the blooms are at their best. The fields are located just outside Newport in Shropshire.
Bring your family for a picnic and make memories that will last a lifetime.
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Our facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Free on site parking
- Garden
- Group visits available
- On site parking
- Disabled Parking
- Disabled Toilets
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