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The perfect spot for a picnic, stretch of the River Severn, the river is high and fast running with ripples as the river meanders around the bend. Tall trees tower the far bank, the nearside bank is grassy and close to the edge the reeds are high.

River Severn flowing past bank farm

A view across Bank Farm Holiday Park, looking down through the trees, across one of the putting greens, down the fairway. It’s a beautiful day, the trees are in full leaf, there are 3 boys on the putting green and the sky is crystal blue.

9 Hole pitch and put on site

There’s a grey horse, ridden by a girl on the cross country course at Bank Farm. This photo is in the forest, there’s a wooden poled fence which the grey horse has just jumped, there’s a second rider on a dun coloured horse behind the first about to jump the same fence.

Riding in the forest

A view down the river Severn, 2 ducks and 2 swans are swimming, 2 dogs are on the near side bank. The rivers flowing fast, there are lots of trees on the far bank and the weather is good.

Swans on the river Severn

An early autumn view of the river Severn, the tall trees on the far bank are in full leaf but are turning golden and brown the river is high and the bank on the near side is green. The sky is moody and grey.

Severn Valley view

The downhill tarmacked drive is edged with green grass; beyond there’s a railed fence closing a field of tall grass with two horses slightly in view grazing. The vista beyond is the Severn valley, a beautiful scene of fields, trees and open countryside flowing away until it touches the sky of a typical English summer day.

Beautiful Countryside views

Looking through a railed fence down the Severn valley, it’s springtime time, the trees are full of green leaves and blossom, the grass is lush the roof of Bank farm stables can be seen in the valley.

Amazing Views

Standing at the top of the drive at Bank Farm looking at the directional welcome sign, beyond is a view of the countryside around Bank Farm, near Bewdley. There’s a red brick farm on the hillside in the distance. The valley is green and the weather is clear and dry.

Our directional signs

A rail edged drive leads down to Bank Farm stables, a dark brown timber clad large American styled horse riding barn building. The fence is matching the barns in colour and the pony grazing paddocks are lush and green .

The track down to Bank Farm Equestrian

The river Severn as you head into Bewdley, on the far side the trees are in full green leaf and a few red brick houses are dotted around the woodland.

The river Severn flows along side bank farm

The touring area at Bank Farm Holiday Park with 1 touring caravan, 1 trailer tent and one motorhome and just 2 cars are in view. There’s a large green grassy are in the foreground shaded by tall trees. There are 2 picnic benches vacant on the grassy area.

Our hard standing touring park

A view across Bank Farm’s pitch and put golf course down to the blue AstroTurf edged swimming pool, the pool is securely safety fenced. To the left is the tennis courts and both are surrounded by tall trees on the edge of the Wyre forest. There isn’t a cloud in the crystal blue sky.

looking across the golf course to the swimming pool and tennis courts

Some of the older static caravans and holiday lodges set on one of the older established spaces of Bank Farm. An excellent example of our no age policy as long as the statics are kept clean and tidy. There are 8 holiday homes in view scattered amongst the trees around Bank Farm.

More Holiday homes on bank farm

4 Static caravans and a stone lodge are set against the backdrop of the Wyre Forest. The holiday homes are well spaced and the trees are in full leaf. The sky is crystal clear blue and the tarmacked road through the park is clear and wide.

Down on Bank Farm

The tree topped ridge to the west of Bank Farm Holiday Park. The sun has almost set and the golden stormy clouds fill the late evening sky.

Sunset at Bank farm

Another view of Arley across the river Severn, the bank this side is steep and grass covered. There are many trees obscuring the few houses that can be seen. The far banks trees and houses are mirrored in the river.

Walking down to Arley along the river Severn’s bank

A moody photo taken down the Severn Valley at Bank Farm. There’s a thin branch of a tree focused in the foreground and the view beyond is out of focus. The static caravans roof tops are seen with a backdrop of the forest and a cloud filled sky.

Storms brewing over Bank farm

A red edged triangular road sign, with the wording, SLOW, DUCKS CROSSING, is at the side of a downhill tarmacked, double yellow lined road that follows the edge of the River Severn into the distance. There’s a telegraph pole, two traffic cones and a litter bin on the far side of the road. A little way down the hill 3 cars are parked on the left. The vista to the left is edged by green fields and tall trees.

In the village

The well pecked grassy bank leads down to the river Severn. There are scores of ducks flocking by the river bank; the opposite side is covered by thick tall bushes and trees.

Bank Farm is Duck heaven

A lady, a child a someone with a dog on a lead head down the drive at Bank Farm to the swimming pool. The child is looking back towards the camera, the lady appears to be texting. The static caravans which edge the road are well spaced and surrounded by tall trees.

Heading down to the swimming poolat Bank Farm.

The view from Bank Farm of the small village of Arley is seen across the river Severn, the panorama is perfectly mirrored in the calm river’s waters. 4 cars are parked along the river’s edge and the few red brick houses with white windows gives a picture postcard impression.

Arley across the river

Looking down from a high position the valley at Bank Farm is filled with tall trees screening an array of well-spaced holiday lodges and static caravans. The 9 holiday homes in view seen from above have a medley of different coloured pastel roofs. The Wyre forest that runs down the other side of the valley is packed with a carpet of green tall trees.

Well spaced static holiday homes at Bank Farm

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Down by the river Severn

A wide patch of river flows away, autumnal trees hug both banks and the river is high and fast running.

A view down the river severn

A shop filled street in Bewdley looking down the river Severn towards the tan stone, bridge which spans the river with 3 huge arches. The far side is tree covered with one red building in view.

The river crossing bridge in Bewdley seen from the river

Looking up the wooden railed edged road, across a grassy field to 4 well-spaced timber clad lodges standing above a high hedge at Bank Farm. The tall trees behind the lodges touch the cloudless blue sky.

Lodges at Bank Farm

A blue car is parked on the edge of Bank farms pitch and put golf course. The ground falls away and in between the courses greens are a number of trees, a large Willow is central with sculptured Fir trees to the left and right. Beyond the course is a spectacular countryside view down the Severn Valley.

Looking across the 9 hole pitch and put golf course

A light tan buck deer with full, tall antlers stands still in the long grass. The hedge and yellow wild flowers beyond are out of focus. It’s almost dark.

Deer running free at Bank farm

To find out more about Bank Farm Holiday Park please call – 01299 401277

One of our annual Pool Parties.

(Don’t worry, it’s the only day of the year the pool gets really busy!)