Overview of Fernwood Caravan Park - Shropshire

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Fernwood Caravan Park offers the following holiday accommodation:

• Luxury Holiday Lodges
• Holiday Caravans
• Touring Caravan Pitches

Fernwood Caravan Park offers the following facilities.

Ideal for fishing holidays

Don't forget to pack your fishing gear! Fernwood Caravan Park is an ideal base for a fishing holiday in Shropshire as there are fishing opportunities either on the park or close by.

Pet Friendly Holiday Parks

There is no reason to leave your pets behind because at Fernwood Caravan Park they welcome well behaved pets. Fernwood Caravan Park understands that a family holiday means all the members of your family including your dog. You also get to save money as well as we all know that kenels can be pretty expensive. There is also plenty to do around Ellesmere for both you and your dog.

Washing up facilities

There are washing up facilities at Fernwood Caravan Park so there is no need to fetch and carry water back to your tent or touring caravan for washing up.

Other facilities and features include:

Accommodation & Prices

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