Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Bridgnorth

Bridgnorth offers a perfect base for exploring Shropshire’s countryside and historic sites. Staying in lodges with hot tubs near Bridgnorth gives visitors private outdoor space and luxury accommodation within easy reach of this split-level town. The Severn Valley Railway will hit the spot for train lovers while Bridgnorth Castle and the unique Cliff Railway connect the High and Low Towns.

Families will find plenty to enjoy here with child-friendly attractions nearby including Rays Farm and the Severn Valley Country Park. After exploring the town’s medieval streets or hiking along the Severn Way, returning to your lodge for a relaxing soak in the hot tub is a real holiday highlight.

The local area has excellent pubs serving hearty meals and local ales. Many lodges sit in peaceful woodland settings offering stunning views across the rolling Shropshire hills – perfect for both active breaks and quiet getaways throughout the year.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

The Astbury, Shropshire

Just a 15-minute drive from Bridgnorth sits The Astbury, where 300 acres of stunning Shropshire parkland await your exploration.

This luxury resort opened in 2022 and features top-notch lodges with sunken hot tubs on private decking. Each accommodation boasts king-size beds with en-suite bathrooms, smart TVs in every bedroom and a well-equipped kitchen. The modern open-plan design gives you plenty of space to relax after a day of adventures.

Nearby Bridgnorth offers a unique split-level town experience with High Town perched dramatically above Low Town (4 miles). The Severn Valley Railway, Iron Bridge Gorge and Weston Park are all within easy reach. The historic pubs of Much Wenlock are just a short drive away.

On site you can play a round on the golf course, hire mountain bikes or enjoy a 5k nature walk around the estate. Tennis courts provide active entertainment while the restaurant and bar offer relaxing spots to unwind.

Love2Stay Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Located about 40 minutes from Bridgnorth, Love2Stay Shrewsbury offers a 22-acre playground with natural swimming pools and a beach area that’ll make you forget you’re in Shropshire.

The Woodland Lodges here feature private hot tubs and each lodge includes a king-size master bedroom with en-suite, a twin room for the kids or friends and a fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher. The outdoor space even includes a firepit, BBQ and hammock – talk about holiday goals!

Medieval Shrewsbury with its black and white buildings sits just minutes away (5 miles). The Shropshire Hills AONB provides endless walking opportunities and the Welsh border is close enough for day trips. History buffs will enjoy Shrewsbury Castle and Attingham Park which are both short drives from your hot tub haven.

Beyond your private hot tub, the resort offers a gym, fishing lake and outdoor play areas. Pet owners will be pleased to know you can bring two dogs. The restaurant serves hand-made stone-baked pizzas from a traditional Tuscan wood-fired oven. We recommend you try kayaking, paddle boarding or tackle the assault course if you’re up for it!

Beaconsfield Park, Shropshire

Around 35 minutes from Bridgnorth, this adults-only retreat provides the perfect escape when you need peace and quiet without kids running around.

Luxury lodges at Beaconsfield Park feature king-size beds with en-suite showers and private verandas with outdoor hot tubs. The Wrekin Premier Lodge offers two-storey luxury with contemporary styling that combines comfort with sophistication.

Historic Shrewsbury town centre is just minutes away (2 miles) with its medieval streets and riverside walks. The Shropshire Way provides excellent hiking routes right from your doorstep. Ironbridge Gorge, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, makes for a fascinating day out with its ten museums and famous iron bridge (15 miles).

On site you’ll find an indoor swimming pool and steam room for rainy days. The à la carte restaurant “The Croft” serves delicious meals when you don’t fancy cooking. Fishing enthusiasts can try their luck at the coarse fishing pools while cyclists can hire bikes to explore the gorgeous Shropshire countryside.

Ashlea Pools Lodges, Shropshire

About 45 minutes south of Bridgnorth, Ashlea Pools offers breathtaking views over picturesque valleys and holds the David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation.

These luxurious lodges feature two double rooms both with en-suite bathrooms and bright, airy open-plan living areas. French doors lead to private verandas where your sunken hot tub awaits. The smart TVs and well-appointed kitchens ensure you have all modern comforts while surrounded by nature. Nothing beats a glass of wine in the hot tub while watching the sunset over the hills.

The foodie heaven of Ludlow with its castle and famous restaurants is nearby (12 miles). Church Stretton, known as “Little Switzerland,” offers spectacular hill walking in the Long Mynd. Bishop’s Castle with its two breweries makes for a fun afternoon out – just don’t blame us for any hot tub antics after sampling the local ales!

The site features a coarse fishing lake where you can try to catch your dinner. A coffee shop and pizzeria mean you won’t go hungry even if the fish aren’t biting. Kids will love the outdoor play area and games hire including archery and axe throwing. The on-site shop stocks essentials and the afternoon teas are worth booking ahead for a proper treat after your hot tub session.

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Sightseeing in Bridgnorth

Bridgnorth splits into two distinct parts – High Town perched on the cliff and Low Town sitting alongside the River Severn. The views between these areas are absolutely spectacular and worth the trip alone. The town’s divided nature gives it a completely different feel to other Shropshire spots.

The Bridgnorth Cliff Railway connects the two parts – it’s England’s oldest and steepest inland funicular railway still working today. For just £2.20 return you can save your legs and enjoy the ride while taking in the sights.

Castle Walk offers brilliant panoramic views across the Severn Valley. The castle itself leans at an angle greater than the Tower of Pisa – a fact that’ll impress your mates when you’re back in the hot tub later discussing your day!

The Severn Valley Railway runs vintage steam trains through stunning countryside. Train buffs go wild for this place but it’s great for everyone. Nothing beats returning to your lodge after a day out and sinking into the bubbling hot tub while chatting about the day’s adventures.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Bridgnorth

1. Severn Valley Railway – This heritage railway runs steam-hauled passenger trains between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster. The 16-mile journey takes you through beautiful countryside with stops at country stations. Adults £23.50, children £15.50 for all-day rover tickets. The railway hosts special events throughout the year including dining experiences and seasonal themed journeys. www.svr.co.uk

2. Bridgnorth Castle and Gardens – What remains of this Norman fortress leans at a 15-degree angle (four times more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa). Entry is free and the gardens provide excellent views across the town and river. Open daily from dawn till dusk. The castle grounds host events throughout summer months.

3. Daniels Mill – Just outside Bridgnorth sits the largest working waterwheel powering a corn mill in England. This 18th-century wonder still produces flour today. Adults £6, children £3. Open weekends April-September, 11am-4pm. The mill’s peaceful setting makes for a lovely contrast before heading back to your hot tub for some evening relaxation.

4. Bridgnorth Cliff Railway – This funicular railway has connected High Town and Low Town since 1892. Costs just £2.20 return and saves a steep climb. Open daily 8am-6pm (10am-4pm winter). The short journey offers fantastic photo opportunities of both parts of town.

5. St Leonard’s Church – Climb the tower for £2 and you’ll be rewarded with stunning 360-degree views across Shropshire. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm. The church itself dates from the 12th century and contains interesting historical features. The volunteer guides know their stuff and share fascinating local tales.

Bridgnorth Visitor FAQs

1. When’s the best time to visit Bridgnorth?
Summer months offer the best weather but spring and autumn are less crowded. The Severn Valley Railway runs more services during summer and school holidays. Winter can be magical but some attractions have limited opening hours.

2. Are there good pubs in Bridgnorth?
Yes! The town has over 20 pubs. The Railwayman’s Arms at the SVR station wins awards regularly. The White Lion and The Shakespeare both serve excellent food. Perfect for a pint before heading back to soak in your hot tub.

3. Is Bridgnorth good for shopping?
High Town has independent shops selling everything from antiques to handmade chocolates. The Saturday market (8am-4pm) brings local producers selling cheeses, meats and crafts. Much better than the same old boring chain stores!

4. How far is Bridgnorth from Iron Bridge?
The world-famous Iron Bridge is just 8 miles away – an easy 15-minute drive. Combine both for a brilliant day out before returning to your lodge.

5. Are there good walks near Bridgnorth?
The Severn Way follows the river and offers flat, easy walking. More challenging routes include Wenlock Edge (15 minutes drive). Maps available from the tourist information centre in High Town.

6. What’s parking like in Bridgnorth?
Several car parks in both High and Low Town. Severn Park (Low Town) offers all-day parking for £4. The Cliff Railway car park in Low Town is convenient for accessing High Town.

7. Any good restaurants in Bridgnorth?
The King’s Head serves fantastic steaks. Bamboo Chinese Restaurant gets rave reviews. For something quick, Bridgnorth Fish Bar serves proper chips – perfect fuel before an evening dip in your hot tub!

8. Is Bridgnorth suitable for children?
nAbsolutely! Kids love the Cliff Railway and steam trains. Severn Park has play areas and river walks. The town’s ice cream shops will keep them happy too!