Callow Lodge 2, Beaconsfield Farm, Shrewsbury

Located on the multi award-winning Beaconsfield Holiday Park near Shrewsbury, Callow Lodge 2 provides luxury accommodation for 4 guests.

Outside, the lodge has a good-sized area of decking with patio furniture. There is also a hot tub, which is discretely tucked away at the rear of the property to ensure privacy and a private car parking space.

The lodge enjoys a slightly elevated position and looks out over parkland and the fishing pond. Overall, there is a total of 50 acres for guests to enjoy, along with the extensive leisure facilities available on-site.

There is a village pub and shop just a mile away, or the park & ride option into Shrewsbury itself, which is only 1.5 miles from the lodge.

Callow Lodge 2 Accommodation

Inside Callow Lodge 2, the spacious, open plan living area has a fully-fitted kitchen, a dining table and a large lounge area with comfy sofas, a 32” Freeview TV and DVD Player.

There are two, king-sized double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and a further, luxury bathroom featuring a double-ended bath as its centrepiece.

Guests at Callow lodge can use any of the holiday park facilities which include a steam room and indoor heated swimming pool, for which there is a small charge. Food is available in the a-la-carte Bothy Restaurant or the coffee shop.

Fuel for the central heating, electricity, bedding and towels are included in the rental. There is a launderette facility on-site

NB. Potential guests will need to be aware of the following restrictions:

• No smoking
• No children
• Couples only, over the age of 21
• £75 ‘good housekeeping’ deposit required per couple (refundable)
• Check-in strictly between 4pm and 7.00pm only

Callow Lodge 2 Surrounding Area

Callow lodge is perfectly situated for exploring the Shropshire countryside either on foot or mountain bike. It is also just a short drive or bus ride away from the mediaeval town of Shrewsbury. Famed for its distinctive black and white buildings, the centre of the town is traversed via its original narrow alleyways, aptly named ‘Shuts and Passages’. Hidden treasures in the form of tiny unique shops as well as the Shrewsbury Museum make for an interesting day out, with plenty of pubs and restaurants for refreshment.

A little further afield is the town of Ironbridge, named after its famous landmark spanning the River Severn – which was the first ever arch bridge built from cast iron. Ironbridge is a World Heritage Site and is home to the Gorge Museum.

Other key attractions worthy of a visit include The RAF Museum at Cosford, Attingham Park, which is a National Trust Heritage Site and the Wroxeter Roman City.