The Dinney Countryside Accommodation

The Dinney, Chelmarsh, BRIDGNORTH, Shropshire, WV16 6AU

Just 3 miles from Bridgnorth, The Dinney is an excellent dog-friendly base for exploring the Severn Valley and Chelmarsh Lake. Great walks from the door.

At a Glance

The Dinney Countryside Accommodation Details

Property Details

Set in 150 acres of private farmland in the heart of the Shropshire countryside. The Dinney enjoys spectacular views over the Severn Valley and Chelmarsh Lake and is 3 miles from the market town of Bridgnorth. From the doorstep, we are surrounded by a network of footpaths, bridleways and cycle tracks taking you into the heart of the countryside. Enjoy the abundance of wildlife, wonderful dog walks from your doorstep!

Self Catering

• 6 special self-catering cottages with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
• Cottages sleep from 2 – 20 guests
• En-suite bedrooms – some ground floor
• Walking distance to the local pub
• Catering available
• Groups welcome, short breaks available, open all year

Farm House Bed & Breakfast

• Visit Britain 4 star
• Recently refurbished
• Cosy, oak-beamed en-suite bedrooms
• Delicious cooked breakfasts
• Some ground floor bedrooms

The Dinney is an excellent base to explore the beautiful county of Shropshire including Ironbridge Gorge Museum, Severn Valley Railway, RAF Cosford, Ludlow, Shrewsbury, National Trust properties galore!!

Contact Details

• Visit The Dinney Website
• 01746 861070
• Karen Hornby

Map Details

Area Details

Bridgnorth is a market town in Shropshire, England, with a unique geographical layout. The town is divided into two distinct halves: the High Town and the Low Town. These two sections are separated by a red sandstone ridge upon which the town is built.

To navigate between the High Town and the Low Town, visitors can explore the winding streets and flights of steps that connect them. Alternatively, there is a steep funicular railway that provides a convenient way to travel between the two. This railway offers travellers a chance to glimpse what King Charles I described as “the finest view in all my kingdom.”

Bridgnorth’s bustling Saturday street market is an excellent reason to explore the town. Visitors can browse the various stalls and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere. The town is also home to castle ruins, which lean at a greater angle than the Leaning Tower of Pisa, adding a unique architectural feature to the landscape.

Flowing beneath Bridgnorth is the picturesque River Severn, offering pleasant riverside walks for visitors to enjoy. Additionally, the town is a departure point for the Severn Valley Railway, a popular heritage railway that runs steam and diesel engines between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster. The journey takes passengers through picturesque country stations and offers a nostalgic experience.

The areas surrounding Bridgnorth are rich in natural beauty and cultural attractions. Visitors can explore country parks, impressive houses, museums, and picturesque Shropshire villages, immersing themselves in the region’s charm. The Royal Air Force Museum at Cosford and the Ironbridge Gorge, with its ten museums and striking landscape, are easily accessible from Bridgnorth.

The area is also renowned for its excellent walking opportunities. Visitors can embark on scenic hikes, taking advantage of the picturesque surroundings. Moreover, the popular destinations of Shrewsbury, Ludlow, and Church Stretton are within easy reach, making Bridgnorth an ideal base for exploring the region throughout the year.

Whether you’re interested in history, natural beauty, cultural attractions, or outdoor activities, Bridgnorth and its surroundings offer a diverse range of experiences to suit various interests.

If it is the first time that you’ve travelled with your dog, and are not sure what to expect, take a look at our Dog Friendly Travel Guide