Ebury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club

Alan Rogers Review

Ebury Hill Camping & Caravanning Club site is a basic facilities site in the Shropshire countryside. Pitch up at Ebury Hill, and you will be experiencing a little piece of history; nearly 3,000 years ago, the area was an Iron Age hill fort. Today the site provides a peaceful haven and an abundance of local wildlife, including squirrels, badgers, rabbits and birds. There is an attractive fishing lake stocked with carp, perch, roach and tench.

This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a monument to the Industrial Revolution in a beautiful setting. Award-winning museums bring the Victorian era to life through their many interactive exhibits and displays. There are no toilet or showers (other than a toilet for backpackers). Fishing is available with an Environment Agency rod licence. The site has 110 grass or hardstanding pitches (some seasonal). Most have an electric hook-up point.

One of the country’s largest Roman settlements at Wroxeter is another place where you can step back in time, or how about a trip on the Severn Valley Railway? Steam-hauled trains run between Bridgenorth and Kidderminster. Other popular attractions include the RAF Museum at Cosford and Telford with its many shops and leisure options. Walkers will appreciate the many walks through fields and woods from the site. To find out about the areas historical past, a trip to Ironbridge Gorge is a must.

Facilities

The site does not have a toilet block. Laundry. Dishwashing area. Chemical toilet point. Motorhome service point. Information area. Backpacker facility. Telephone. Wi-Fi free. Gas sales. Ice pack freezer. Pets welcome. Dog walk. Children’s play area. Caravan & motorhome storage. Earliest time of arrival 13.00

• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Location

From the north and M6 junction 15 take A53 towards Shrewsbury. Before Shrewsbury turn left signed Haughton, Upton Magna. The site is then on the right. From the south on M5/M6/M54 join A5 towards Shrewsbury. Then the A49. At the junction with B5062 turn right and then left signed Astley, Hadnall. The site is then on the left.