Mellington Hall: Welcome to Mellington Hall Holiday Home Park in Churchstoke, Powys, a family owned establishment comprising of the mansion house itself set in 270 acres of park and farm land idyllic for cycling, coarse fishing and walking, with the Offas Dyke path running through the grounds.
Peace and tranquillity is the main attraction at Mellington Hall Holiday Home Park, with the Hall and caravan park situated approximately one mile off the main road.
Mellington Hall Holiday Home Park can supply any make or model of caravan required.
Mellington Hall Holiday Home Park has recently undergone major upgrading, with 95 fully services pitches tastefully laid out within the grounds of Mellington Hall. Each pitch receives computer controlled pumped spring water, a modern certificated electricity supply, nine channels of TV, and the latest development recieved piped gas. There is ample parking spaces for both residents and visitors.
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