Stanmore Country Park - Shropshire`s Great Outdoors

Stanmore Country Park
Once known as RAF Bridgnorth, Stanmore Country Park is
the site of a World War II training base. The Country Park
also includes a War Memorial, and offers excellent access
owing to its level terrain. Many of the Camp’s original
tarmac paths still exist making it ideally suitable for
visitors with wheelchairs and mobility scooters.
Getting there
Telford
A454
B4373
Stanmore
Country Park
A458
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Approximate scale:
250 metres / 820 feet
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Photo by Mike Ashton
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A454
RAF
Memorial
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A458
Stanmore
Gardens
75m
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A458
Stourbridge
B4363
Visitor Information
O
pen dawn to dusk
 F ree car parking for 30+ vehicles on level
gravel surface
 S urfaced access from car park to paths,
suitable for mobility scooters
 Level ground throughout – maximum gradient 2.5°
 Gated access points at key places around trails
 Some bench seating and picnic benches near car park
 Accessible War Memorial with seating
 Well controlled dogs are welcome (dog bins provided)
 Nearest public toilets – Bridgnorth (2 miles / 3.2 km)
Wolverhampton
A442
Bridgnorth
Path Information
The Country Park has a level car park with
excellent access to the main wooded area
and a map of the site. There is also access
from here across the road to the northern
end of the site. Generally the paths are fairly
broad, hard-packed stone or concrete. In
places the paths follow the tarmac roads of
the original training camp.
Location
The entrance to the Country Park is
200 metres from the Stanmore Hall
junction of the A458 and A545 roads,
one mile south east of Bridgnorth.
 Grid reference
SJ 742 928
 SAT NAV
N52° 31’ 57.3”
W2° 22’ 57.9”
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