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Brookside Leisure Park

  • 3.2 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 1
  • Hot Tub

About Brookside Leisure Park

Brookside Leisure Park is a small park located in Shropshire, on the border with Wales. It is a secluded park that offers luxury lodges with stunning views of Chirk Castle. Surrounded by countryside, the leisure park is popular with guests who are interested in having a relaxing break away from their stressful everyday life and enjoy long woodland walks and outdoor activities.

This leisure park is perfect for a romantic getaway, located in secluded grounds; the lodges at this park are very peaceful and serene. The park offers superb views of Chirk Castle and Ceiriog Valley and is ideal for guests who love the great outdoors. With plenty of walking paths available within meters of the lodges and plenty of amenities to keep you busy, this is a great choice for a family holiday with a focus on the outdoors. There are two and three bedroom lodges and three and four bedroom cottages available for groups to stay in when visiting this beautiful area of England.

You'll find plenty to see and do in the local area of Shropshire. From restaurants and bars to historical sights and sports activities, you and your family will be spoilt for choice when having the day out in the local area. Only 1.5 miles from the leisure park you will find the nearest shops and pubs, perfect for when you want to enjoy an evening out. There are plenty of historical points of interest to explore in Shropshire including Ludlow castle and the Royal Air Force Museum.

The Brookside Leisure Park has four lodges available for guests to stay in. They all offer luxury, comfortable accommodation that can sleep from four to six guests. The lodges are fully equipped with kitchen appliances, Wi-Fi, TV, open living and dining area and an outdoor veranda. These lodges also have hot tubs for guests to soak away their stresses. This leisure park is also dog-friendly meaning you can bring your four-legged friend with you on your short break to enjoy a long walk in the beautiful countryside.

The Redwood Boutique is one of our favourite lodges that Brookside have on offer in their leisure park. This boutique lodge has a four-poster bedroom in the master bedroom and an outdoor hot tub making it the perfect destination for a romantic retreat. With breath-taking views, comfortable living and sleeping areas and plenty to see and do, the Brookside Leisure Park is ideal for a short break in the West Midlands.

Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Indoor heated pool
  • Sauna
  • Tennis court
  • Squash courts
  • Gym (charges apply)
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Views of Chirk Castle and Thomas Telford's aqueduct
  • Local walks, pubs, and shops within 1½ miles
Accommodation features
  • Choose from two and three bedroom lodges
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • TV with freesat/DVD
  • Wi-Fi
  • Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher and washing machine
  • Bath and shower
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Verandah with garden furniture
  • Double glazed
  • Heated throughout
  • Electricity by meter reading
  • Travel cots and highchairs £10pw each
  • Pets £49 per week or £39 per short break each (max 1) (in specific lodges only)

Accommodation With Hot Tubs At This Lodge

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  • Sleeps 6
  • Hot Tub

Beautifully decorated lodge overlooking the stunning Ceirog valley and ancient Chirk Castle. Master bedroom with king-size double with en suite shower and Juliette balcony overlooking the gardens. One double and one twin.

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Brookside Leisure Park Reviews

3.2Visitor Rating out of 5

35 reviews from guests who stayed at Brookside Leisure Park

Emma Carter
Dec 2024

"The lodge has so much potential, just needs a refresh and comfier beds, but we loved it!"

Lisa
Dec 2024

"Really enjoyed our stay, the lodge was spotless and had all the essentials!"

Aaron
Nov 2024

"Cracking place, hot tub a bonus"

Kathryn
Nov 2024

"The lodge was perfect for our relaxing break. We loved the private hot tub with fairy lights and views of the stars. Indoors, the spa bath was an added luxury! The living area was very comfortable, and the bedroom with its four poster bed was lovely. We were invited to use other facilities including a swimming pool, gym and squash courts, but we were too busy enjoying the walks from the door and further afield, followed by a lounge in the hot tub. Thank you for a brilliant holiday!"

Christine
Nov 2024

"Our Brookside Leisure Park review: Great cabin, didnt want to leave !"

Jamie
Nov 2024

"Great experience, will recommend to everyone I know! Definitely returning soon."

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Top Days Out Near Brookside Leisure Park

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Brookside Leisure Park, with real driving times.

Conservation zoo 44 min drive · 29.1 miles

Chester Zoo

Sat nav: CH2 1LH

One of the UK's largest zoos, with over 30,000 animals, indoor habitats and five adventure playgrounds.

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Chester Zoo is a conservation charity and one of the UK's largest zoos, covering 130 acres with over 30,000 animals from more than 500 species. You can explore over 10 indoor habitats, including the UK's largest tropical biodome, and walk through the lemur area to get close to the troop. The Monsoon Forest habitat and award-winning gardens add plenty more to see.

Tip: Book online in advance to save on gate prices, and parking in the zoo car park is free.

Canal aqueduct 13 min drive · 7.1 miles

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct

Sat nav: LL20 7YS

The longest aqueduct in Great Britain and the highest canal aqueduct in the world, crossing the Vale of Llangollen.

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Pontcysyllte Aqueduct carries the Llangollen Canal across the River Dee in the Vale of Llangollen. Designed by Thomas Telford and William Jessop, it is a cast iron trough held 127 ft (39 m) above the river on eighteen hollow masonry piers, with 19 arched spans. It is 336 yards (307 m) long and about 12 feet wide.

Medieval castle 12 min drive · 6.2 miles

Whittington Castle

Sat nav: SY11 4DF

A Welsh Marches castle with a moat, a restored gatehouse and a 14th-century garden layout to learn about.

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Whittington Castle stands in the village of Whittington in northern Shropshire, close to the Welsh border and the old fort of Old Oswestry. It began as a motte-and-bailey castle and was rebuilt in the 13th century, with buildings along a curtain wall, five towers on a raised platform, a moat and an outer gatehouse or barbican.

Tip: Look for the viewing mound in the centre of the site, which may be the oldest of its kind found in England.

Historic house 19 min drive · 10.7 miles

Plas Newydd

Sat nav: LL20 8AW

The Gothic-styled Llangollen home of the Ladies of Llangollen, with carved timber outside and gardens to explore.

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Plas Newydd in Llangollen was the home of Lady Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, two Irish ladies who eloped and set up house together in the late 18th century. It began as a five-roomed stone cottage and was enlarged with many Gothic features. It is now a museum.

Tip: Look closely at the outside of the house as well as the rooms, since the patchwork of reclaimed oak carvings is its most unusual feature.

Castle and gardens 15 min drive · 3.5 miles

Chirk Castle

Sat nav: LL14 5AF

A 13th-century Welsh border castle with Grade I listed gardens and parkland beside Offa's Dyke.

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Chirk Castle (Castell y Waun) was built in 1295 by Roger Mortimer de Chirk as part of Edward I's chain of fortresses across north Wales, guarding the entrance to the Ceiriog Valley. It was partly demolished in the English Civil War and then rebuilt, and the Myddelton family bought it in 1593. It is a National Trust property and Grade I listed.

Country house 25 min drive · 10.7 miles

Erddig Hall

Sat nav: LL13 0YT

A National Trust country house near Wrexham, with preserved servants' quarters, a walled garden and big parkland.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • Half day
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Erddig is a late 17th-century country house near Wrexham, saved from dereliction in the 1970s. The Yorke family had an unusual relationship with their servants and commemorated them in portraits and poems, and the servants' quarters and estate workshops survive well. Outbuildings include the Joiners' Workshop, Smithy, Sawmill and Stables, and the house holds a fine collection of 17th-century furniture.

Tip: Postcodes aren't always recognised by sat navs, so follow the brown signs on the A525 or A483. Parking is free. Dogs are welcome in the garden and on the estate on a lead, but not in the Hall, Hayloft Restaurant, shop or Wolf's Den (assistance dogs are allowed everywhere). Check the National Trust dog page before you go, as rules can change.

Castle hotel 47 min drive · 29.5 miles

Peckforton Castle

Sat nav: CW6 9TP

A Victorian castle in Cheshire woodland with a Land Rover off-road experience and an award-winning restaurant.

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Peckforton Castle is a Grade I listed Victorian country house built in the style of a medieval castle, designed by Anthony Salvin. It has a gatehouse, a portcullis, a dry moat and large towers, and it stands in woodland in the Peckforton Hills. It now works as a hotel and events venue, and has appeared in films and television productions.

Tip: Check what is on before you go: the castle runs ticketed events and the Land Rover Experience, so contact them to book ahead. All vehicles use the on-site car park.

Medieval castle 36 min drive · 23.6 miles

Shrewsbury Castle

Sat nav: SY1 2AT

A red sandstone castle above the town, home to a regimental museum and views from Laura's Tower.

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  • 1-2 hours
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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.

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.

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