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BRADFORD ARMS Llanymynech – Motorhome Stopover Information

🍺 About the Pub

The Bradford Arms Hotel & Restaurant is a traditional coaching inn dating back to the late 17th century, located on the Welsh border in the village of Llanymynech. It has been upgraded to a high standard with comfortable letting rooms and quality cuisine under the ownership of an award-winning catering team. This venue offers a welcoming Motorhome Pub Stopover with parking available in the car park at the rear, making it suitable for Motorhome Stopover and Motorhome Parking.

🕰️ Opening Times

Monday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Tuesday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Wednesday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Thursday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Friday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Saturday: 11:30am – 11:00pm (Bar)
Sunday: Awaiting Info

🍽️ Food

The pub offers a menu featuring locally sourced produce with options for light lunches, three-course evening meals, and traditional Sunday lunches. Seasonal specials and dietary menus are also available. Pre-orders are required for parties over six. The dining area is comfortable, complementing its Motorhome Stopover appeal.

🛠️ Facilities

🅿️ Motorhome Parking: Car park available at the rear suitable for motorhomes
📶 Wi-Fi: Yes
♿ Accessibility: Awaiting Info
🚻 Toilets: Yes
🐾 Dog Friendly: Yes
🌿 Beer Garden: Awaiting Info

⭐ Reviews

Overall customer rating: 4.4/5

★★★★☆

Customers praise the Bradford Arms for its welcoming atmosphere, very good quality food at reasonable prices, and friendly service. It ranks highly among local inns with a charming historic character.

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🗺️ Interesting Things To Do Nearby (Within 5 Miles)

1. Llanymynech Heritage Area

Just 0.2 miles from the Bradford Arms, Llanymynech Heritage Area offers visitors a glimpse into local history with its historic canal and heritage trails. The area is popular for walking and exploring the remains of the Montgomery Canal, which is currently undergoing restoration efforts including a marina project close to the village.

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2. Offa’s Dyke Path

Approximately 2 miles away, Offa’s Dyke Path is a famous long-distance footpath that follows the ancient earthwork along the Wales-England border. Ideal for walkers and history enthusiasts, this path gives scenic views and an immersive experience of the border country.

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3. Ellesmere Lake

Situated about 4.5 miles from the pub, Ellesmere Lake is a peaceful spot for walking, bird watching, and watersports. The large lake is surrounded by nature reserves and offers a tranquil outdoor experience for visitors.

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4. Chirk Castle

At just under 5 miles distance, Chirk Castle is a historic National Trust property with impressive architecture and beautiful gardens. It provides visitors with medieval history, family-friendly activities, and scenic parklands.

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5. Oswestry Town

A 4-mile drive from the Bradford Arms, Oswestry offers a range of shops, historic sites, and cultural activities. It’s a market town with a rich history and several pubs and eateries, making it a convenient nearby destination during a Motorhome Stopover.

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Extra Info about this Motorhome Pub Stopover:

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Description:

-The Bradford Arms in Llanymynech is a charming and historic pub located on The Street, just off the A483. The building itself dates back to the 17th century and has been beautifully restored to retain its original character and charm. Inside, you’ll find a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, with exposed beams, open fires, and traditional decor.

The pub serves a range of delicious food and drink, including locally sourced ales and hearty pub classics like fish and chips, burgers, and pies. There’s also a lovely beer garden out back, perfect for enjoying a pint in the sunshine.

Llanymynech itself is a picturesque village located on the border between Wales and England, with stunning countryside views and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. The village is home to the Llanymynech Heritage Area, which includes a nature reserve, historic lime kilns, and a section of Offa’s Dyke, a famous ancient boundary between England and Wales.

Other nearby attractions include the Powis Castle and Garden, a stunning National Trust property just a short drive away, and the Shropshire Union Canal, which runs through the village and offers scenic walks and boat trips. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing pint in a historic pub or an outdoor adventure in the beautiful Welsh countryside, the Bradford Arms and Llanymynech have something for everyone.

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