Places to Visit
The market town of Oswestry with it's ancient hillfort is only 3 miles away.
Historic towns of Chester, Shrewsbury and Llangollen are within 30 minutes drive.
National trust venues: Chirk castle, Powys castle, Erdigg Hall and Attingham Park are easily accessible.
Other local attractions include Offa dyke path, Pistyll Rhaedr waterfalls, Lake Vrynwy, Shropshire Union canal and the world heritage Pontcysyllte aqueduct.
Sweeney Farm is located at the gateway to Wales and within easy reach of the Snowdonia national park
Things to do
Things to do locally:- walking (local footpath right from the door connects Sweeney Mountain with the Shropshire Way), horse riding, canal boating, golfing, cycling.
Food and drink:- Local Shopping:- Llynclys Hall Farm shop, Oswestry indoor market (Wed and Sat) and several well-known supermarkets in Oswestry
Local Restaurants :Sweeney Hall Hotel, The Wynnstay Hotel, The Townhouse, Sebastians plus some local takeaways
Thank you for your hospitality and providing such high standard accommodation. We all have thoroughly enjoyed the stay with the whole family. Hopefully see you again in the summer.
- Hitesh Kanbi
My family and I stayed in one of the safari tents . It was spacious and comfortable. The most I liked was the fact we had a kitchen and our own private bathroom. I have already recommended Sweeney Glamping to friends. We as a family hope to stay again .
- Paul and Lorraine Williams
We had an absolutely wonderful week at Sweeney Farm. The tents were very glam and offered everything you would possibly need. The balcony was a fantastic space to enjoy the gorgeous views, the kitchen / dining are was brilliant as it offered a nice space to enjoy breakfasts, the beds were beyond comfy and the bathroom had a heated lamp meaning it wasn't horrible to get out of the shower. However, our favourite thing was the BBQ. It really made our stay special. Thank you so much!
- Lynsey Thompson
We had a fantastic weekend glamping at Sweeney farm. The Safari tents are amazing. We'll definitely return in the new year.
- Lee Pearson