Shropshire still has lots of events to offer and they can easily be accessed by car, bus or train from a tranquil setting at All Stretton Bunkhouse

Heritage Open Days in Shropshire in September include Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron (September 7th – 8th) offering FREE access to its Coalbrookdale sites hosting walks, talks and craft demonstrations. Shropshire Museums’ Collections Centre in Ludlow lets you look at the collections they have in store – not normally seen by the public. (September 7th)
Not your cup of tea? Try the Ludlow Food Festival, celebrating its 30th delicious year(September 13th – 15th) – 3 days of great food and drink
Bishop Castle has its Michaelmas Fair on September 21st – includes a Lantern procession, lots of stalls, and a vehicle procession
As we tip over in to October, don’t miss Shropshire’s biggest party held in the Quarry in Shrewsbury October 4th and 5th boasting 180 real ales, great street food and some really tasty treats
So come and join us in All Stretton and use us as jumping off point for early autumn fun – the summer can’t have it all!

There’s plenty to do and see in Shropshire – the famous Cardingmill Valley is a lovely walk from the bunkhouse – you can either go the easy route or challenge yourself by a ‘straight up and down’ route. Once there, you can have tea and cake in the National Trust cafe, maybe a wild swim in the reservoir or take off up the valley to see the Lightspout Waterfall. Soon the hill sheep will start lambing and it’s lovely to watch the newborns chasing each other around the hills. If you are lucky, you may see some of the herd of wild horses with foals. Spoil yourself and come and join us – we don’t mind sharing!