Tariff
Single Occupancy - £65
Red (Double) Room - £85
Green (Family/Twin) Room - £90 (plus £10 per child)
We have a minimum 2 night stay requirement. Bookings can be made online or by email or telephone. Any questions or concerns please call to discuss.
Free cancellation on all bookings.
Please note, a discretionary £25 surcharge may be made for early check in before 2pm.
Sometimes, at short notice, we may take a single night booking with a £5 surcharge - please telephone to check availability.
Should you have to cancel your booking, please let us know as soon as possible. We do not take deposits but ask that you advise us as soon as possible if you are unable to stay. Full payment is due on check out.
About your stay
Our guests consistently mark us 5* for location, cleanliness, and service.
There is lots of indoor and outdoor space to allow guests to truly relax during their stay, giving a home from home experience. Accommodation at Broome Park Farm B&B is the perfect place to stay for a walking or cycling holiday.
Bedrooms are both en-suite and large enough to take up to 2 extra beds or a cot if you are visiting as a family. There is a welcoming tea tray in each room where you can make a selection of hot drinks and homemade cookies, there is a small fridge with fresh milk. If you arrive between 4pm and 6pm I also offer guests tea or coffee and a plate of homemade cakes.
Evening meals are available upon request and a sample menu can be viewed here .
For information about accessibility and our facilities, please see our accessibility policy .
Online Booking
Please click below or use the ‘contact us‘ form for more information.
If you make an online booking please ensure you get a confirmation email with a booking reference, please ring or email if you wish to double-check and to organise payment of the deposit.
Things to see and do
There are many waymarked walks in the area and the local Footpath Association work hard to maintain local paths. There are also 3 different circular cycle routes that pass our drive.
We are at the southern end of the Jack Mytton Way – Shropshire’s long distance bridleway (for use by those on foot, bicycle and horseback). For more information about exploring the Shropshire countryside please use the Shropshire Great Outdoors website.
