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Ebury Hill is a 3000-year-old Iron Age hill fort just outside of the historic town of Shrewsbury in Shropshire.

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Attingham Camp is a one-night-only campsite that runs every May at National Trust's Attingham Park in Shropshire.
This year, the camp is being held on Saturday 23rd May 2020.

Attingham Camp - No cooking required!

Attingham Park, Shropshire

Attingham Park, just outside Shrewsbury in Shropshire, is another well run <a title="The National Trust" href="http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=3795&amp;id=128419&amp;platform=cs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">National Trust</a> property that is a favourite with familes.



## Attingham House

With its big columns, state rooms, library, kitchen, safe with treasures, bedrooms, orangery, lots of stairs, and a gallery, the main house at Attingham Park is well worth a visit, especially on days when they dress up.  Children's quizzes are often available.


Outside and to the back of the house is the cafe 😉


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## Attingham Deer Park and Grounds

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The grounds are open all year, and are massive.


Attingham Park has a very large deer park.  It is believed these deer are descendants of the wild deer that were in the area when the park was fenced in.


The park spans the River Tern, and you can walk through the formal grounds and into the deer park (areas are off limits though, in order to protect the deer).  Deer park tours are also available on certain dates through out the year.


As well as the open expanse of land, Attingham has large woodland and an opportunity for kids to make dens and get muddy.


Watch out for forest sculptures that often appear through out the year.  You can also go into an old ice house (can't wait to do that for the late night halloween 'spooky walk' they have this year).


If you just wish to go into the grounds and not the house then the entrance price is less.


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## Children's Activities at Attingham Park

Attingham Park puts on children's trails and activities, normally during holidays.


These often start at the old stable block, which is the main entrance by the car park.


There's also another cafe here and usually a few games or toys.


Further round the grounds, towards the walled garden (which is signposted) is a new play park.  This is the largest one yet we've seen at a National Trust property, and looks more like a community sports field.


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## Home Farm

Towards the exit of Attingham Park is Home Farm.


This is a separate admission to the the park or house.


Here kids can see the rare bread cattle, pigs, and poultry in the farm that is run on the estate.



Attingham Park

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This walk takes you from the wooded car park of Corbett Wood and up to the summit of Grinshill. 
After reaching the top and taking in the views, you carry on around the hill, and eventually return to the car park in this circular walk.

Family Friendly Grinshill and Corbett Wood Walk

Grinshill in Shropshire isn't particularly high, but it provides good views and a great walk.

Grinshill

Serven House has been here since before 1600 and has been a pub, stables, and hostel next to a ford on the River Severn.
It was a stop-off point for horse-drawn barges that travelled down the river.
Outside Serven House is the old A5 built by Thomas Telford, liking London with Holyhead. This road was a toll road that opened in the 1700s, and a toll house is still at the top of the drive. 

Today, there is a new A5 road, meaning that the road by Severn House is much quieter these days.

Being next to the river, this is a great campsite for canoeing or fishing, and there are lots of walks and attractions in the area.
Note: it is not recommended to have young children on pitches next to the river.

Severn House Campsite

Lyth Hill sits just outside Shrewsbury facing south with views of Caer Caradoc and the Long Mynd.
There are two carparks at the top of Lyth Hill. This route goes from the first carpark as you approach from Bayston Hill, though the walk will work equally well if you park at the other carpark.

Circular Walk around Lyth Hill

This is the summit of The Wrekin, which is part of the Telford and Wrekin 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

The Wrekin - Telford and Wrekin 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge

This is the summit of The Ercall, which is part of the Telford and Wrekin 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.
The summit isn't marked.  Also, plot your route carefully, as there is a disused quarry edge nearby.

The Ercall

This is the summit of Maddock's Hill, which is part of the Telford and Wrekin 3 Peaks Hiking Challenge.

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