Oakland Caravan Park

A beautiful country park on the outskirts of the historic village of Brewood, which enjoys peace and tranquillity complimented by modern park facilities. We have a range of new and quality pre-owned holiday homes for sale.

Relax and enjoy local country walks or visit some of the many places of interest in the area.

Leisure Club with Indoor Heated Pool and Sauna, that has a programme of entertainment throughout the season.

Oakland Caravan Park
Shutt Green Lane
Near Brewood
Staffordshire
ST19 9LX

Tel: 01902 851 302
E-Mail: info@caravanparkstaffordshire.co.uk
Web: www.homesteadcaravanpark.co.uk

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Play @ Lower Drayton Farm

Set on a 750-acre working farm in the heart of Staffordshire, Lower Drayton Farm is the perfect place to spend time as a family while the kids let off some steam. The indoor play barn features the longest racing Astro slide in the UK, gravity drop slides, traverse climbing wall and much more. There is a baby area and a toddler play space packed with imaginative role play opportunities and lots of climbing, sliding, spinning fun. Outdoor fun includes racing zipwires, grass toboggans, bouncy pillows, sand and water play. Animal lovers can pet friendly rabbits and guinea pigs, and get up close with goats, pigs, cattle and other farmyard favourites. Enjoy wholesome, home-cooked food fresh from Honeypots Café.

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Royal Air Force Museum Cosford

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Wing your way to the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford in Shropshire and enjoy a great day out for all the family. Admission is free, simply book your arrival time online and then it's chocks away as you explore the Museum’s vast collection of aircraft, vehicles, artefacts and the fascinating story of the RAF!

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Littywood Manor Private Meeting Rooms

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Stafford Riverway Link (Community Interest Company)

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Stafford Castle & Visitor Centre

Uncover the secrets of the site through Norman times, the medieval period, the English Civil War, right up to the present day. Explore over 26 acres which includes the Keep (open during visitor centre opening hours), inner bailey, outer bailey, woodland, herb garden and visitor centre.

There is an exciting programme of events throughout the year, ranging from historical occasions to family fun days.

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Victoria Park

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Originally named the Victoria Park Pleasure Grounds the site opened in 1908 and is the Boroughs principal destination park. The park now covers an area of 4.95 acres and is the largest formal park in Stafford Borough.

Following a £2.5 million Heritage Lottery funded refurbishment the park has gained a new café and training centre, alongside a restored bandstand, listed Mottram Shelter, toilets and enhanced landscaping.

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Staffordshire Wildlife Trust - The Wolseley Centre

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Visit the website and download the walking routes.

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There is a school and group tour programme and occasional themed tours, talks and workshops to support the history exhibitions.

The ground floor shop offers a wide range of gifts, local crafts, souvenirs, traditional toys, local crafts and local history books.

Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 4pm. FREE admission, with the exception of some events and workshops.

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Knowledgeable stewards will guide you around if you wish.

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