Family hotels in Bridgnorth

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Located in the beautiful Shropshire countryside, Bridgnorth is an idyllic destination for families seeking a blend of history, natural beauty, and plenty of family-friendly activities. From exploring historic landmarks to enjoying scenic rail journeys and theatrical performances, there's something to suit every family, whatever your budget or preferences may be.

Whether you're longing for a quaint B&B in the heart of town, a modern hotel with all the amenities, or a luxury stay nestled in the picturesque surroundings, you're sure to find your ideal family accommodation in Bridgnorth. Read on to discover the best family-friendly hotels and attractions in this charming town, as well as the perfect time to plan your visit.

Things to do

From historic landmarks to scenic beauty, there's no shortage of family-friendly things to see and do in Bridgnorth. Here's our selection of the best attractions and activities for all ages.

Immerse your family in the history of Bridgnorth with a visit to the remains of the Bridgnorth Castle, boasting panoramic views of the Severn Valley. Continue your historical journey with visits to the St. Leonard's Church and St. Mary's Church, both brimming with character and history.

For an unforgettable experience, treat your family to a ride on the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway. One of the steepest and shortest funicular railways in the country, it provides a thrilling way to travel between High Town and Low Town, offering breathtaking views along the way.

Explore the stunning Severn Valley upon the charming Severn Valley Railway, a heritage line connecting Bridgnorth to the nearby towns of Bewdley and Kidderminster. This captivating ride is sure to delight kids and adults alike with its delightful vintage carriages and picturesque scenery.

Engage your family in the arts with a visit to the Theatre on the Steps or the Majestic cinema, showcasing a variety of family-friendly performances and films. Finally, take the time to explore Bridgnorth's charming High Town and Low Town, with their cosy cafes, independent shops, and beautiful riverside scenery.

When to visit

The best time for families to visit Bridgnorth is during the warm summer months of late June to late August, when temperatures are pleasant and range between 20°C (68°F) and 26°C (79°F). This is the peak season for outdoor activities, allowing you to explore the breathtaking countryside and wander through the historic High Town and Low Town without being restricted by inclement weather.

Visiting Bridgnorth in July or August has the added benefit of aligning with school holidays, ensuring you can make the most of your family getaway. With a temperate maritime climate, even the coldest months remain relatively mild, but we do recommend planning your visit during the warmer months to fully enjoy everything this picturesque town has to offer. From river walks to exploring historic sites, Bridgnorth truly is a family-friendly destination waiting to be discovered.

JAN
8.6°
3.2°
63mm
12 days
FEB
8.9°
3.1°
63mm
11 days
MAR
10.8°
3.7°
62mm
12 days
APR
13.6°
5.3°
41mm
9 days
MAY
16.8°
8.5°
72mm
12 days
JUN
19.5°
11.6°
70mm
11 days
JUL
21.6°
14°
57mm
10 days
AUG
20.8°
13.8°
67mm
10 days
SEP
18.6°
11.7°
53mm
9 days
OCT
15.3°
9.7°
75mm
11 days
NOV
11.2°
6.6°
72mm
12 days
DEC
9.8°
5.1°
67mm
12 days

Things you'll love...

  • Explore Bridgnorth's rich history with a visit to the stunning castle and the two local Church of England churches
  • Ride the Bridgnorth Cliff Railway, one of the steepest and shortest funicular railways in the country
  • Discover the beautiful Severn Valley with a trip on the heritage Severn Valley Railway
  • Wander through the charming High Town and Low Town, united by the iconic River Severn bridge
  • Enjoy family-friendly entertainment at the Theatre on the Steps and the Majestic cinema
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Main airport

    • Birmingham International Airport