Broughton Bunkhouse
Bunkhouses in Wales : Self catering bunkhouse near Bishops Castle
Broughton Bunkhouse, Lower Broughton Farm, Nr Bishops Castle, Montgomery, Powys SY15 6SZ
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Overview
Broughton Bunkhouse offers comfortable accommodation in a 17th century barn with a wealth of exposed beams and full of character.The bunkhouse is clean and cosy. Central heating, hot water and showers are all inclusive. There is a fully equipped kitchen with cookers, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and all the utensils you will need. Clothes washing and drying facilities are also provided. Broughton Bunkhouse is just outside Bishops Castle in South Shropshire, an excellent area for walking on the nearby Stiperstones and Long Mynd. Ideal for cycling around Clun or just enjoying the real ale brewed in two of Bishop Castle's own pubs. This accommodation is featured on our map of Central England and Shropshire and here is its own website.Details
Rooms & Beds:
12: 2 x 6Open:
All year. 24 hours.Price per night:
From £10pp. Sole use hire by groups, weekend or mid week is welcomed. Please phone for prices.Booking:
Check availability and arrange check in by phone or email. A deposit is required for advance bookings.Directions:
GR 313 906. From Bishops Castle take B4385 (signed Montgomery). Lower Broughton Farm is 2 miles out of town on the right (on the B4385).Public Transport:
National Coach stop in Shrewsbury. Train station at Craven Arms (12 miles). Local bus service from Craven Arms to Bishops Castle. Ask hostel about free collection from Bishops Castle. You may also be able to arrange collection from Craven Arms by the hostel for a fee of £10.Walks:
Long Distance Walks
This accommodation is available to individuals and has a pub within walking distance. It is on the IHUK signage page.
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News & Offers from Broughton Bunkhouse
The Long Mynd and the Stiperstones ridge
May 27th 2018
Broughton Bunkhouse is close to the Long Mynd and the Stiperstones ridge which make up the largest area of open heathland in the Shropshire Hills.
Visually, these two ‘hills’ are very different – the Long Mynd is a large and long plateau, while the Stiperstones ridge has rugged outline. Come to stay at the bunkhouse and look for the bilberry (known locally as whinberry) amongst the Heather and the many insects and birds that come to eat them.

Explore the events and sites of Shropshire.
July 9th 2017
Broughton Bunkhouse, near Bishop’s Castle is a beautiful old 17th century barn and the ideal place from which to experience Shropshire.
Broughton Bunkhouse, near Bishop’s Castle certainly fits my mental image of what Shropshire is like. With its 17th century heritage, wooden exterior and thick beamed ceiling, it is charming, rural, relaxed. You could choose to meander through picturesque Clun or Bishop’s Castle or go further afield and explore the history and foody-ness of Ludlow. There is, of course, the stunning countryside typified by The Long Mynd to walk or cycle through. And Broughton Bunkhouse would a perfect place to base yourself as an individual, a family or as a group. But remember that the British summertime brings a certain sort of madness: festivals, fairs and foolishness. Have a look at the local events and you’ll see what I mean. My favourite is the British Stone Skimming Championships.

Broughton Farm in the tranquil Shropshire Hills
January 6th 2017
Ancient character buildings and a friendly welcome.
In addition to their 17th Century bunkhouse, sleeping 12, Broughton Farm also provides friendly Bed & Breakfast in their 15th Century farmhouse. Full of character and charm the buildings are set in the tranquil Shropshire Hills with stunning views. Perfect for walkers, families and those who just want to get away from it all. You can also visit the Lower Broughton Farm Trail, a four mile walk with excellent views of the Shropshire Hills and the uplands of Mid Wales.


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