Static Park
The static park consists of 95 static caravans all positioned on concrete bases. Each pitch receives computer controlled pumped spring water, a modern certificated electricity supply and nine channels of satellite television. Parking spaces are available by all static caravans with extra spaces of visitors. With the park being licensed to stay open for 12 months of the year, this is an attractive benefit for all of our customers to make the maximum use of their holiday home and to enjoy the park throughout all of the changeable seasons.
Mellington Hall Holiday Home Park can supply any make or model of caravan required.
New and used holiday homes can be supplied.
All holiday homes are professionally sited and connected on hard standing concrete bases, including steps and gas connection along with Corgi registered safety certificate.
All static holiday homes are all privately owned and are not rented out on a week to week basis so more “quality time” can be had at Mellington Hall’s beautiful and tranquil surroundings.
These homes cannot be used for residential purposes.
Touring Caravans
We have 30 touring pitches. Several of these pitches are let out on a seasonal basis to suit customer requirements, with beautiful views overlooking the pool and the lush parkland and the remaining pitches are for tourers. Each pitch is equipped with Euro Bollards giving electricity, nine channels of satellite television, and water. Season pitches are available with drainage facilities. Each plot is hard standing with an adjacent stoned area for awnings. Car parking is available in a separate parking area.
It is recommended that pitches are pre-booked especially for Bank Holiday weekends and school holidays as we get booked up quickly. Either come and stay with us for the weekend or an extended stay which many of our customers take advantage of to make you feel even more relaxed.
There is a minimum of a three night booking for Bank Holiday weekends.
Storage facilities are also available at Mellington Hall in the locked compound in our walled-in garden. This is a popular facility here at Mellington as this saves towing your caravan to and fro thus saving on fuel. Should you wish to use your caravan, simply book a pitch as normal and we would bring out your caravan and place it on a pitch ready for you to use saving you the trouble! So simply arrive and relax!
The modern and clean shower block is situated just a short and most delightful walk away from the touring park. We pride ourselves in the cleanliness of these facilities. We also have a disabled WC on site. The key for this facility is available from the office.
There is a hairdryer within the ladies washroom at the cost of 20 pence. We also have a launderette on site with washing up area.
Out & About
There is a massive amount of things to see an do in and around the surrounding area all year round. There are hundreds of footpaths to ramble your way through the beautiful and picturesque countryside. Try your hand at horse riding at Bow house farm just a short drive away. Or T-off at one of the many local golf courses at Ludlow, Newtown or Church Stretton.
If you don’t feel like travelling far, try your skills at coarse fishing on our well stocked lake situated in the stunning estate grounds. There are many farmers markets in the surrounding villages such as the small market town Montgomery. After buying your fresh produce, why not explore the ruins of Montgomery Castle perched procariously on the side of a cliff, and, having worked up a thirst, experience one of the quaint tea shops for cake and scones or afternoon tea.
Checkers Restaurant in Montgomery have just been awarded a Michelin Star for that extra special treat! Bishops Castle boasts a weekly fresh produce market on a Thursday in the newly refurbished Town Hall supplying fresh bread, cheeses and local meats, specialist soaps etc. On the third Saturday of each month there is a farmer’s market which spills out on to the market square where the smell of freshly cooked produce can be smelt all the way up the winding street.
There are many individual antique and gift shops to explore where many rare books/records and gifts are galore. Take a break and rest your legs in one of the many cafes, restaurants and pubs. Why not sample the home brew of The Three Tuns Brewery or the Six Bells Public House.
For the more adventurous ramblers, explore the remote and stunning Long Mynd in Church Stretton where views of the countryside can be seen for miles and miles around from 1600 feet up.
For those active kids, then why not let them loose at Mickey Millers Family Play Barn in Craven Arms which has a 21ft and 16ft Demon Drop Slide. Or visit the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre just up the road from Mickly Millers where on display is a full size replica of a skeleton mammouth found in Condover, Shrewsbury, or take a trip on the “hot air balloon” and see the stunning scenery from below.
Bishops Castle Leisure centre boasts a 25 meter swimming pool with various leisure facilities including a gym, sauna, sun beds, two squash courts, many fitness classes from Pilates to body conditioning and a theatre showing weekly productions from adult humour to children’s entertainment.
The Flash in Welshpool is another leisure centre with swimming pool and water slide.
If you fancy something different, then why not try your skills at Mid Wales Shooting Ground, Trefeglwys. Coaching is available. See how many clays you can hit!
There is a varied selection of local takeaways ranging from Chinese, Indian, Chip Shop or keebabs.
