Our nine Pods are set in our spacious Adult only Glamping Site on our farm in the heart of the gorgeous Shropshire Hills. Eastridge Glamping is an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area and has an abundance of footpaths, bridleways and local trails. Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Set in the heart of the beautiful Shropshire countryside Eastridge Glamping is the perfect rural retreat. With woodland walking straight from the site its perfect for a countryside hike, or simply those just wishing to seek a peacefully haven to sit, reflect and perhaps view the perfect night sky's in your private hot tub. Our three Superior Chalets all have private hot tubs included in the price but are not pet friendly. They have bedrooms with luxury bathrooms, full kitchen's, smart tv's, free Wi-Fi, blue tooth speaker and a large decked area with view of the open countryside and surrounding woodlands.

Habberley is a beautiful small rural village in the English county of Shropshire. It lies near the Stiperstones nature reserve southwest of the County town of Shrewsbury. If getting back to nature and great mountain biking trails aren’t enough to entice you, The Mytton Arms pub is a four-minute walk away and is the perfect country pub to relax and enjoy a real ale. Our neighbouring village of Pontesbury is a five minute drive away and is host to various shop's, takeaways, pubs and restaurants. Settled in a kink on the River Severn, Shrewsbury just a 20 minute drive away, was the birthplace of naturalist Charles Darwin. There are Darwin references throughout the town, which is also rich with endearing Tudor and Georgian buildings. Shrewsbury is somewhere to get to know on foot, and has a lot of personality thanks to its independent shops on the high street and in the bustling Market Hall. As Shrewsbury is almost totally surrounded by water, a cruise on the Severn is a treat, floating below the town’s nine bridges. The Quarry, dating to 1719, is a heavenly park by the water with a landscaped parterre at the centre, known as the Dingle. Get to the Shrewsbury Museum to pore over the town’s former times and go see the neoclassical Attingham Park for a cultured excursion. Ironbridge Gorge is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It has a thriving tourist trade and, incorporating Coalport, Coalbrookdale, Jackfield, Broseley and Madeley, ten wonderful museums. Not to mention the world-famous iron bridge itself, majestic over the River Severn.