Himley Glamping
Himley, Staffordshire · About 4 miles from Dudley
A small site on the Dudley side of Himley offering ordinary tent pitches as well as glamping units. Facilities are simple, with showers available. It is one of the…
Campsites: Dudley & Himley
Dudley is the heart of the Black Country: home to the Black Country Living Museum, Dudley Zoo and Castle, and the limestone caverns under the town. Camping right in the middle of the towns is rare, but a couple of miles west the land opens out around Himley. There, Himley Hall's landscaped park and the neighbouring Baggeridge Country Park give you woods, lakes and walking within sight of the town.
1 campsite in Dudley & Himley
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South Staffordshire & east ShropshireFarm campsites and quiet lanes just west of Wolverhampton.
Stourport & KidderminsterGeorgian canal basins and riverside caravan parks on the Severn.
Worcester & DroitwichRiverside and canal-side camping near the cathedral city.
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Telford & IronbridgeThe Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and the Wrekin.
Stafford & PenkridgeCanal-side villages and farmland north of Wolverhampton.
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Wolverhampton & WalsallThe northern Black Country and its country-park fringes.