- Sleeps 2
- Pets: 1
- Hot Tub
Luxury lodge with king-size bed with en suite shower. Verandah with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Nestling in the picturesque Shropshire countryside this award-winning park sits just 1½ miles from historic Shrewsbury. Exclusively for adults, the park aims to provide a luxurious retreat for those looking to get away from it all and explore this beautiful area.
Carefully set amidst the lovely spacious grounds, the lodges offer outstanding accommodation with luxurious touches including private hot tubs. There is also an indoor heated swimming pool with a steam room and an à la carte restaurant, so there is really no need to leave the peace and tranquillity of the site.
Guests who do wish to get out and explore the area will find the beautiful town of Shrewsbury with its many scenic and historic attractions just a few minutes away. Those who enjoy outdoor activities can find walking, cycling and fishing all available locally.
There are three types of lodge at Beaconsfield Park. The Cardoc and Haughmond Lodges were sleep up to 4 people. Both are single storey, detached lodges and have two bedrooms and private out door hot tub. The Wrekin Premier Lodge is top of the range and is a spacious two storey lodge sleeping up to 4 people. The contemporary styling manages to combine luxury with comfort and the lodge also has an outdoor hot tub.
Luxury lodge with king-size bed with en suite shower. Verandah with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Spacious luxury lodge with one king-size and one double, one with en suite shower. Bathroom with shower. Verandah with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Super luxury, spacious and contemporary two storey lodge. Ground floor: Spacious lounge/kitchen/dining area with stunning countryside views. First floor: One king-size and one double, one with bathing area with double ended bath, both with en suite shower.
33 reviews from guests who stayed at Beaconsfield Park
"Everything you could wish for was provided . The lodge was a dream and we could not ask for more"
"An excellent oasis to sit back and unwind. It was a tranquil spot, no disturbance from neighbours."
"We've just had a really lovely stay at this holiday park.The location was quiet and peaceful. The lodge was immaculate. It probably helped that we picked a good week weather wise to go but I think even if it had been raining we would have still enjoyed it. The swimming pool was a bonus and there was a wonderful restaurant called The Croft which was about a minutes' walk from our lodge, if that, which served really nice food. Our only very minor negative points would be that we were a little disappointed that when we arrived at The Croft on the Tuesday night at 8pm we were told that the chef had finished for the evening and I missed a dressing table in the lodge but these are only very minor things and wouldn't make me change the scores I have given. We would definitely return in the future."
"Was a perfect clean house"
"Our Beaconsfield Park review: Beautiful setting, beautiful place..definitely worth a visit"
"Excellent lodge had everything we wanted or needed.Take your own over gloves as the oven can bite!Great view although the angle/aspect could be slightly better for sun."
"Very disappointed with lodge location at the rear just looking at a hedge and wooden fence ,the front looks at another lodge and a main road through a pine wood.The town of Shrewsbury is lovely with great shops and tourist attractions ,This site is just. Not for us too many restrictions and extra payments for what we think should be included in the lodge price,"
"Holiday review as previously written"
"Great stay, would definitely return"
"We stayed at Chestnut Lodge and really enjoyed it. The place was spotless and had everything we needed. The bed was a bit firm, but surprisingly comfy enough to get a good sleep. The hot tub was a bit old-fashioned, but worked fine and we could set the temperature just right!"
"We had a lovely stay at the lodge. The team really made us feel welcome, especially with the thoughtful touch of tea, coffee and biscuits upon arrival. The Prosecco gift was a lovely surprise for our special day. Wed definitely return soon!"
"Sparkling clean lodge, very comfortable. Equip with everything you need and the hot tob was fantastic after a long day of exploring"
"We loved the stay! The lodge was super comfy and spotless. Everything we needed was there and that hot tub was the perfect end to our day."
"Absolutely spot on! Well definitely be back for more soon."
"Beautiful relaxing"
"We honestly think this was one of our best Hoseseasons holidays! The cabin was spotless, modern and had everything we needed. The location was perfect-peaceful, scenic and really charming. We loved how quiet it was around the area, making it ideal for relaxing. Definitely recommend for anyone looking for a break away!"
"Really pleased with our stay, everything was exactly as we hoped."
"Very comfy stay, would definitely come back!"
"We stayed at this lodge recently and overall, its a lovely spot with a great layout. The kitchen and dining area are really nice and the big bath in the master bedroom was a highlight. The on-site restaurant was quite good too, especially if you book ahead since it gets busy and honestly, its pretty reasonably priced. That said, we did find some little things a bit disappointing. For a place claiming to be luxury, its odd there are no bath robes and only two large towels for three days of hot tub and shower use - we brought our own just in case. The toilets felt really cheap, the seats were flimsy, which didnt help the luxurious vibe at all. Its a shame because with a bit more attention to detail and some updating, it could be truly fantastic. Still, we enjoyed our stay!"
"We didnt try the restaurant, so cant comment on that part at all."
"We recently stayed at this lodge and honestly, its quite a fancy spot. My partner kept saying it was the best place weve stayed in and weve been to a few. The place itself feels top-notch, even if we did spot a few cobwebs during the final check-nothing too distracting though. The kitchen was well-stocked, which was handy and the lounge was super comfy. The bedroom was spacious and the shower had plenty of power, plus it was warm-no cold surprises there! We loved being able to turn on the shower from bed, such a clever touch. The hot tub was a highlight, nice and warm, though not boiling hot. Perfect for the two of us, but Id say if there were four, it might be a squeeze outside with the two separate balconies. One thing to note: the hot tub area looks out onto the garage, which is used by staff for charging golf buggies and storing bikes. We didnt see anyone, but its worth being aware if youre planning a quiet soak. We decided to leave the car out on the drive since the garage wasnt ideal weather-wise, but honestly, it didnt spoil the stay. Would recommend for sure!"
"After a hectic few weeks before we arrived, this was a lovely caravan to stay in and just relax for the first couple of days. After that, there were plenty of places to visit around the area."
"Great spot for checking out Shropshire and Iron Bridge. The staff were super friendly. Our caravan was in really good condition. It felt a bit basic on the entertainment side or maybe we just didnt dig into everything during our 4 day stay, but it is described as "quiet". Not really suitable for those with more adventurous kids."
"Very clean very friendly people great restaurant very peaceful great week I had"
"Just spent a fantastic week in a chestnut lodge . Everything was amazing. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. Everything is provided in the lodge even down to dishwasher tablets and washing up liquid. The hot tub was fabulous. My partner enjoyed fishing every day, the lake is just in front of the lodge so I could watch from the hot tub . Cleanliness of the lodge and the site is outstanding. We appreciated the complimentary bottle of prosseco which awaited us on arrival . We will definitely be returning very soon. 100% recommended. Oh and the fresh eggs we bought from reception were beautiful ?. Pool and steam room were great ? ."
"what a wonderful place to stay , great accommodation and surroundings with a great view"
"A first rate holiday park with comfortable accommodation and very well equipped lodges.
Reception and Park Staff very helpful indeed."
"We enjoyed our short break at Beaconsfield, quiet and relaxed."
"Had a courtesy call from Beaconsfield holiday park a few days before our stay just to inform us about a few things about our stay. We arrived a bit early before our check in time, but this was not a problem. I was nicely greeted at reception and given a information booklet, which was very helpful. Once settled in the lodge the owner popped around to give us a demonstration of how to use hot tub. We took our dog with us and there was a dog exercise area for him which is thoughtful. We enjoyed the use of the on site swimming pool and steam room, for a small cost of £3 pp though. The on site restaurant was value for money, and great friendly service and ambience. We will definitely be returning to Beaconsfield holiday park, and recommending to others."
"Lovely quiet park. Lodge was well equipped and clean. Would stay again."
"Love staying at this park its our 3rd time and booked again for August"
"We stayed in Haughmond 3 Lodge and it was perfect. The lodge had everything you could possibly need including a nespresso machine and even a complimentary bottle of prosecco. The lodge was spotless but you do have to make sure you leave it the same way as I'm unsure if you would have your £75 deposit returned. The lodge had x2 tvs but the main tv in lounge had only 15 channels whereas the TV in bedroom had full freeview. Sofas and chairs are reclining so very comfy and beds are alo king size and very comfy. The pillows are very soft though so consider your own pillows if you require firm. The hot tub was maintained everyday and was lovely to use. The only downside was constant train noise from tracks nearby so train horn is very loud."
"Lovely weekend break in the Wrekin Premier lodge. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Restaurant was very good, food and service excellent. Would definitely return."
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Beaconsfield Park, with real driving times.
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Walk through rebuilt shops, houses and workshops where costumed characters bring 250 years of Black Country history to life.
The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley is an open-air museum of rebuilt, replica and recreated shops, houses and industrial workshops, spread across 26 acres of former industrial land. Historic characters in period settings chat to visitors and demonstrate traditional skills, such as hand-forging nails and casting brass. The visit is self-guided, so you can explore at your own pace.
Tip: Allow 4 to 5 hours, and head first to the trams or trolleybuses to reach the village at the heart of the site.
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A red sandstone castle above the town, home to a regimental museum and views from Laura's Tower.
Shrewsbury Castle is a Grade I listed red sandstone castle standing on a hill in the neck of the River Severn's meander. Ordered by William I around 1067, it was extended as a base for operations into Wales. Parts of the original medieval structure remain, including the inner bailey.
Tip: Access to the castle grounds is free, so you can look around them even if you don't go into the museum.
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A Grade I listed Tudor hall with one of the world's oldest treehouses in its grounds.
Pitchford Hall is a Grade I listed Tudor country house about six miles from Shrewsbury, built around 1560. Its timber-framed, black-and-white look is striking, and the estate has an orangery and walled garden. Queen Victoria stayed here as a young princess, and during the Second World War the house was chosen as a possible retreat for the royal family.
Tip: Tours of the hall, grounds and treehouse need to be booked in advance through Invitation to View.
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A recreated Victorian town where costumed demonstrators bring the year 1900 to life in the Shropshire coalfield.
Blists Hill is an open-air museum on a former industrial site in Madeley, Telford, recreating the sights, sounds and smells of a working-class Victorian town. It is set in the year 1900 and opened in 1973. You can wander through shops and cottages, including a bank, bakery, chemist, printer, post office and fish and chip shop, with costumed demonstrators showing the skills of each trade.
Tip: Check the National Trust Ironbridge Gorge website before you go, as visits to Blists Hill may need to be booked in advance.
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A 40-acre zoo set among the ruins of Dudley Castle, with Lubetkin-designed modernist animal houses.
Dudley Zoo & Castle is a 40-acre zoo within the grounds of Dudley Castle, in the Black Country. It opened in 1937 and is run today by a registered charity. The castle ruins share the wooded hillside with the animal enclosures.
Tip: The site is steep, and the car park is barrier-operated with a token needed to exit, so keep that in mind when you arrive.
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Drive through four miles of lion, giraffe and rhino habitats, then explore walk-through animal areas and a theme park.
West Midlands Safari Park, near Bewdley in Worcestershire, combines a drive-through safari with walk-through animal areas and an adventure theme park. The four-mile Safari Drive takes you past lions, giraffes, rhinos, tigers and more, including white lions and cheetahs, with the cheetah reserve billed as the UK's largest drive-by one.
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A Grade I listed Shropshire mansion with 640 acres of parkland and gardens to explore.
Attingham Park is a National Trust country house near Atcham, on the Shrewsbury to Wellington road. The mansion was built in the 1780s for the first Baron Berwick and is Grade I listed. Inside, you can see the main reception rooms, which were split into a male and a female set on either side of the house, and John Nash's picture gallery, added in 1805.
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A moated medieval manor house in Shropshire that has changed very little since the 13th century.
Stokesay is a moated, walled manor house near Craven Arms. Though it looks like a castle, it was really a lightly defended mansion, with work completed by 1291. The stone hall and solar block sit behind two stone towers, and the hall keeps its 13th-century wooden-beamed ceiling. The timber and plaster gatehouse at the entrance dates from the 17th century.
Tip: Book advance tickets online through English Heritage, and finish with a break in the tearoom, which is open to all and welcomes dogs.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.