For a unique and stylish glamping experience in Shropshire, look no further than Woodmill Farm! Our glamping site is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the stunning countryside. We have our own uniquely designed, built and tastefully finished Kingfisher Pod, Willow Shepherd’s Hut, Summerhouse & Geo-Dome. Additionally, we have a solid timber BBQ hut including a large charcoal BBQ with rotisserie and a wood fired pizza oven, overlooking the lake pool.

Whether you’re looking for a quiet, romantic getaway or a dog-friendly vacation, join us for a taste of nature!

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Shepherd’s Rest

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Kingfisher Cabin

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The Summerhouse

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Geo-Dome

Lewis Steele
Lewis Steele
12/11/2023
An absolute fabulous nights stay in the geo dome, for me and my other half’s anniversary. A lovely peaceful setting with a very friendly welcome. I was amazed at the size of the space and the decor inside the geo dome… the log burner being a brilliant touch. It’s fair to say we will be back at some point in the near future.
Inah Valid
Inah Valid
16/10/2023
We stayed at the Summer House for my mums birthday, and it was the perfect way to celebrate such occasion! Bob and Lisa were so helpful! From check-in to check out, they were there every step of the way. The place was a little gem, with beautiful views of the lake (extra beautiful in the morning while you're enjoying a cup of coffee). They also provided us with recommendations around the area which was so helpful. They made our stay enjoyable. Thank you so much for the experience Bob and Lisa! We will be back soon.
Gemma Jackson
Gemma Jackson
12/10/2023
Stayed here with my husband in the geo dome 7/10/23 , the place is amazingly beautiful everything is built with a quality fhinsh even the furniture and accessories faultless the log burner is fantastically big and beautiful so calming and romantic of the evening , everything is spotless and clean bed is so comfy owners are very helpful and lovely people the place is so peaceful , were definitely returning and cannot wait 5 stars ..the whole site and accommodations are all truely amazing but the dome will always be our favorite , will forever be returning and rebooking here thankyou shropshire glamping xx
Amanda McVay
Amanda McVay
09/10/2023
I booked a last minute weekend away with my mom, it was such a beautiful place. Lovely to look out in the morning and feel so relaxed. We didn’t have great phone signal but to be honest it was so nice to have a break from the phones and switch off. Everyone was very welcoming and was on site if we needed anything. Highly recommend! Amanda
Sarah Grace
Sarah Grace
06/10/2023
My husband and I, along with our labrador, spent Monday to Friday in the Summer House in September. We were warmly met by Lisa and shown the facilities. The summer house is wonderfully positioned on the lake side. The accommodation was immaculately clean, warm, cosy and in good working order. All the equipment and furnishings were to a very high standard. I was able to walk the dog each morning for 30-40 minutes within the boundaries of the farm and woodland. This location is impressive, very quiet and relaxing. It is ideal for dogs as both Rob and Lisa have dogs themselves and welcomed our 4 legged friend. We were able to watch the bird wildlife from the comfort of the verandah but missed the otter by a few minutes. The fire pit was well used and the night sky and stars were wonderful. Lisa also gave us comprehensive information on local walks,pubs, gardens, farm shops and other local points of all. We plan to return to the Summer house in the spring.
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kadriye açıl
01/10/2023
It was a great weekend in the Lake House. The hosts were super friendly and welcoming. They tried to help on every matter throughout our stay. We enjoyed every moment with nature. The house was comfortable. Definitely recommend.
Clyde Davis
Clyde Davis
01/10/2023
This is our first time glamping. We found the accommodation very comfortable, the kids loved it. The surrounding layout and views took me back to nature. Superb hosts, very helpful with recommendations for places to go. Fabulous two days.
Hooper
Hooper
01/10/2023
What a beautiful place to stay and unwind! Host's are lovely and sent us some lovely links of places to visit, can't wait to book again 🥰
Charlotte Francis
Charlotte Francis
23/09/2023
Reviewed by parents without google account... Had a lovely 2 night stay in the Kingfisher pod. Beautiful views, comfortable bed, welcoming hosts.
Aaron Clarke
Aaron Clarke
13/09/2023
My partner and I stayed at the cabin on the lake for a long weekend and loved it. The place was a quiet little paradise. There are four properties around the like on the site but the other guests were very nice and respectful. We were able to rest up and relax with a stunning view of the lake regardless of if it was sunny or raining. Lighting some candles in the evening gave the place a really cost and romantic feeling. If you are lucky enough to stay on a clear night, you will get an amazing view of the night sky as there is little to no light pollution. The hosts were incredibly friendly and helpful, would definitely consider coming to stay again.
Discover Shropshire

DISCOVER

SHROPSHIRE

Glamping in Shropshire has the best of both worlds. The area has plenty to offer visitors, including beautiful countryside, interesting history and plenty of things to do from festivals to historical trails.

FAQs

Is glamping more expensive than camping?

Yes, generally speaking, glamping (glamorous camping) is more expensive than traditional camping. Glamping typically involves more luxurious accommodations than traditional camping, such as pre-furnished tents, glamping pods, yurts, or cabins with comfortable beds, electricity, and sometimes even your own private hot tub.

The cost of glamping can vary depending on the level of luxury and amenities provided, as well as the location and time of year. In many cases, glamping can be several times more expensive than traditional camping, especially if you opt for high-end glamping experiences.

In contrast to camping pods, traditional camping usually involves setting up your own tent or camper and using public restroom facilities, and can be significantly cheaper, particularly if you are willing to camp at a more basic campsite.

Ultimately, the cost difference between glamping and traditional camping comes down to the level of comfort and luxury you are willing to pay for.

What is the most popular glamping accommodation?

Camping pods come in various shapes, sizes, and designs, depending on the location, budget, and preferences of the guests. Some of the most common types of glamping pods include:

Wooden cabins: These are the most traditional and popular type of glamping pod, often made of wood and featuring modern amenities such as electricity, heating, a single or double bed and even Wi-Fi.

Yurts: These are circular tents made of wood or canvas and inspired by traditional Mongolian dwellings. Yurts can be quite spacious and can be equipped with a range of amenities, including comfortable beds and wood-burning stoves.

Geodesic domes: These are spherical structures made of metal or fiberglass and typically feature large windows that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Geodesic domes can be furnished with comfortable beds, seating areas, and even full bathrooms.

Treehouses: These are elevated wooden structures that are often built around a tree trunk or branches. Treehouses can range from simple rustic cabins to luxurious multi-level accommodations with stunning views.

Safari tents: These are large canvas tents that are often found in nature reserves and wildlife parks. A safari tent is usually furnished with comfortable beds and furniture and may include private bathrooms and outdoor showers.

Shepherd's Huts: These are small, mobile homes that are often used for glamping. Shepherds huts can be equipped with a range of amenities, including kitchens, bathrooms, and sleeping lofts.

Overall, there is a wide range of glamping pods to choose from, each offering a unique experience and level of comfort.

Is Shropshire worth visiting?

Shropshire is a fantastic destination for nature lovers and enthusiasts of the great outdoors, with a range of scenic locations with fantastic views to enjoy. The Shropshire Union Canal is a popular attraction, offering the opportunity to take a leisurely boat ride or stroll along the towpath, taking in the picturesque countryside scenery. Ellesmere, a small market town located in the heart of Shropshire, is also worth a visit, with its tranquil mere, woodland walks, and charming cafes and restaurants.

For history buffs, the Ironbridge Gorge is a must-see destination, featuring several museums and attractions dedicated to the Industrial Revolution. Meanwhile, the Long Mynd offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, making it a popular destination for hikers and walkers.

The town of Shrewsbury, with its historic architecture, quaint shops, and riverside walks, is another highlight of the region. For those traveling with furry friends, there are several dog-friendly places to visit, including the Haughmond Hill and Nesscliffe Hill Country Parks, as well as the Severn Valley Country Park.

For a taste of rural life, visitors can explore a working farm in the area, such as Park Hall Farm, where you can meet a variety of farm animals and take part in fun activities. Finally, fishing enthusiasts can enjoy the many fishing sites throughout the county, including the River Severn and the Whixall Moss Nature Reserve.