Pip's Guidebook
Food scene
The Cock Inn
Newport RoadSmall country pub bar, with lovely restaurant - Hearty meals
The wharf tavern
Good pub/restaurant, always great services and food.
The Kings Arms Hotel
17 Stafford RdGreat outdoor space, quant inside and wholesome food
Recently given a new face lift, This beautiful pub is brimming with quirky detail and atmosphere offering good beer and food, not one to be missed. Make sure you check out the panelled room!
The Swan at Forton
Eccleshall RoadRecently given a new face lift, This beautiful pub is brimming with quirky detail and atmosphere offering good beer and food, not one to be missed. Make sure you check out the panelled room!
The Little George
1 Castle StCafe by day and bar by night with large outdoor space.
Perrys Field To Fork Ltd
Great selection of cookery courses on offer.
Flour And Co Bakehouse
3 High StLovely bakery in the heart of Eccleshall
A great walk along the canal will lead you to the Norbury Junction, situated right on the canal you'll be able to had a drink and food. And they're dog friendly too
Junction Inn
A great walk along the canal will lead you to the Norbury Junction, situated right on the canal you'll be able to had a drink and food. And they're dog friendly too
Neighbourhoods
High Offley
Surrounding farms within the countryside, with canal running through.
Shropshire
Local town located about 5 miles away, with cafes, a bakery, butcher, pubs and restaurants.
Supermarkts:
Waitrose
Aldi and Lidl
10 habitants recommandent
Newport
Local town located about 5 miles away, with cafes, a bakery, butcher, pubs and restaurants.
Supermarkts:
Waitrose
Aldi and Lidl
Very quaint local town with great bars, cafes pubs and few restaurants.
Home to a lovely bakery and local farm butchers!
Super market - CoOp
6 habitants recommandent
Eccleshall
Very quaint local town with great bars, cafes pubs and few restaurants.
Home to a lovely bakery and local farm butchers!
Super market - CoOp
Shrewsbury
Lovely town, a must visit if you have the time.
Sightseeing
Cronkhill
Parc Weston
Ironbridge
Lovely day out. Great for shopping, dining and parkland walks.
74 habitants recommandent
Domaine de Trentham
Stone RoadLovely day out. Great for shopping, dining and parkland walks.
Blists Hill Ville Victorienne
Legges WayGood day out for History looking guests.
Bit further a field but worth the extra bit of driving through beautiful countryside especially if you come this far from the south. Great for a rewarding days walking, lovely traditional country pubs along the way, tie the day in with a visit to Chatsworth House
39 habitants recommandent
Peak District National Park Authority
Baslow RoadBit further a field but worth the extra bit of driving through beautiful countryside especially if you come this far from the south. Great for a rewarding days walking, lovely traditional country pubs along the way, tie the day in with a visit to Chatsworth House
Château de Stokesay
Ludlow RoadDudmaston Hall
Beautiful day out in a beautiful corner of Shropshire
Adventure
Alton Towers
Farley LaneFun day out for thrill seekers
Shugborough Hall
Historic day out, with lovely walks
It is said the on a clear day you can see up to 17 counties from the summit which stands at 407m (1,335ft) above sea water.
57 habitants recommandent
The wrekin
It is said the on a clear day you can see up to 17 counties from the summit which stands at 407m (1,335ft) above sea water.
For the adventure seekers,
4 walking routes
4 cycling routes
Forest Segway
Dog activity trail
Orienteering
Go Ape
Cafe - (currently take away only)
32 habitants recommandent
Cannock Chase Forest
Birches ValleyFor the adventure seekers,
4 walking routes
4 cycling routes
Forest Segway
Dog activity trail
Orienteering
Go Ape
Cafe - (currently take away only)
The reserve is a rich, diverse wetland teeming with life.
Look out across the area of fen, which is literally a thin floating raft of vegetation over water dominated by tall reed species.
In the spring the drier wooded areas are vibrant with the colour of bluebells and stitchwort. Listen out for skylarks and look up to see buzzards high in the sky.
Loynton Moss is a post glacial landscape. As the ice age came to an end, huge blocks of ice broke from retreating glaciers gouging a depression known as a kettle hole. When the ice blocks eventually melted, this depression was filled with water to form a mere (lake) that extended more than 100 acres.
Loynton Moss
The reserve is a rich, diverse wetland teeming with life.
Look out across the area of fen, which is literally a thin floating raft of vegetation over water dominated by tall reed species.
In the spring the drier wooded areas are vibrant with the colour of bluebells and stitchwort. Listen out for skylarks and look up to see buzzards high in the sky.
Loynton Moss is a post glacial landscape. As the ice age came to an end, huge blocks of ice broke from retreating glaciers gouging a depression known as a kettle hole. When the ice blocks eventually melted, this depression was filled with water to form a mere (lake) that extended more than 100 acres.