Based in the stunning Shropshire Hills, on the side of the A49 in Craven Arms. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, This is the perfect place to begin your exploration of the area. This is a free to wander location but there is an optional exhibit with entrance fee. (payable in person on the day). *Experience the Shropshire Hills Through Time exhibition and meet the Mammoth (entrance fee to exhibit is payable on the day in person) *The award winning café is available to offers a true taste of the Shropshire landscape if required. *Explore some of the 30 acres of riverside Meadows. Walk through trees, past the dragonfly and butterfly hotspots and along the River Onny. Enjoy your all ability access paths, perfect for wheelchairs and pushchairs so everyone can enjoy being in the great outdoors. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the meadows so you can enjoy with 4 legged friend.

Ludlow is a historic, picturesque market town in south Shropshire, England, near the Welsh border, renowned for its 11th-century castle, vibrant local food scene, and over 500 listed Tudor and Georgian buildings. It serves as a popular destination for walking, cycling, and exploring the Shropshire Hills. Key Features & Attractions:- *Ludlow Castle: An imposing medieval structure overlooking the River Teme. (entrance fees are payable in person on the day) *St Laurence’s Church: Known as the "Cathedral of the Marches". *Market Town: A thriving market with regular weekly markets and monthly farmers' markets. *Gastronomy: Known for its independent restaurants, pubs. *Architecture: A well-preserved town center with medieval, Tudor, and Georgian buildings.