Overview of Coppice Gate Holiday Park - Shropshire

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Coppice Gate Holiday Park offers the following holiday accommodation:

• Luxury Holiday Lodges
• Holiday Caravans

Coppice Gate Holiday Park offers the following facilities.

Ideal for fishing holidays

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

Perfect for Golfers

Want a Shropshire golf break or holiday? Then booking a holiday or break at Coppice Gate Holiday Park could be a great solution. There is a golf course on the park or near by. And with plenty for non golfers to do either at Coppice Gate Holiday Park or in and around the Kinlet area the non golfers will have a great time too.

Tennis Courts

If you enjoy a game of tennis with friends, your partner or your family then the tennis courts located at Coppice Gate Holiday Park or near by could be ideal for an enjoyable game of Tennis.

Washing up facilities

There are washing up facilities at Coppice Gate Holiday 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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