Rhodes Dingle

Valley in Shropshire

England

Rhodes Dingle

Buildwas Village Hall — Buildwas Village Hall Credit: Richard Law

Rhodes Dingle is a picturesque valley situated in the heart of Shropshire, a county in the West Midlands region of England. Nestled between rolling hills and lush greenery, this charming rural area offers a tranquil retreat for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful getaway.

The valley is known for its stunning natural beauty, with a meandering river flowing through its heart, surrounded by dense woodlands and open meadows. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the riverbanks, taking in the breathtaking scenery and spotting various wildlife species that call this area home.

Rhodes Dingle is also home to a number of historical landmarks and sites of interest. The Dingle, a historic mansion house, stands as a testament to the area's rich heritage. Dating back to the 17th century, this grand building now serves as a luxury hotel, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience the elegance and charm of a bygone era.

For those seeking adventure, Rhodes Dingle offers a range of outdoor activities. The valley is a popular destination for hiking, cycling, and horse riding, with numerous trails and paths to explore. There are also opportunities for fishing and boating on the river, providing a peaceful and idyllic setting for angling enthusiasts.

In terms of amenities, Rhodes Dingle boasts a handful of quaint pubs and restaurants, where visitors can sample local cuisine and traditional ales. Accommodation options range from cozy bed and breakfasts to self-catering cottages, ensuring that there is something to suit every taste and budget.

Overall, Rhodes Dingle is a hidden gem in the heart of Shropshire, offering visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of modern life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature.

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Buildwas Village Hall

Buildwas Village Hall

Buildwas Post Office & General Stores (no more) The former premises of the village store &amp; PO, long since closed and now in a rather shabby state unfortunately. Post Box TF8 27 sits in the brick wall beside the old office.

Buildwas Post Office & General Stores (no more)

The former premises of the village store & PO, long since closed and now in a rather shabby state unfortunately. Post Box TF8 27 sits in the brick wall beside the old office.

Buildwas Primary School The current premises of the school, which has been operating on this site since the 1860s. The original building, the black-and-white half-timbered cottage to the right, is now a private residence.

Buildwas Primary School

The current premises of the school, which has been operating on this site since the 1860s. The original building, the black-and-white half-timbered cottage to the right, is now a private residence.

River Severn, Buildwas

River Severn, Buildwas

Park Farm, near Sheinton A view across the Severn to Park Farm on the southern bank.

Park Farm, near Sheinton

A view across the Severn to Park Farm on the southern bank.

Floodplain & meadows of the River Severn

Floodplain & meadows of the River Severn

Shingle bank on the Severn A wide shingle bank, typical of the ones that form on the inside of bends in this part of the river.

Shingle bank on the Severn

A wide shingle bank, typical of the ones that form on the inside of bends in this part of the river.

Wheat on the floodplain of the Severn Spring-sprouting wheat in a field just north of the river; there is a footpath marked across these fields - it doesn&#039;t exist, and neither do any of the stiles or bridges.

Wheat on the floodplain of the Severn

Spring-sprouting wheat in a field just north of the river; there is a footpath marked across these fields - it doesn't exist, and neither do any of the stiles or bridges.

Line of a footpath The line of the non-existent path across these fields. It seems to have fallen into disuse, and may have been extinguished.

Line of a footpath

The line of the non-existent path across these fields. It seems to have fallen into disuse, and may have been extinguished.

The Severn near Buildwas Park

The Severn near Buildwas Park

Space to run, and run, and run.... ... just don&#039;t fall into the river, because I don&#039;t want to have to fish you out.

Space to run, and run, and run....

... just don't fall into the river, because I don't want to have to fish you out.

Sandy beach on the riverside Who needs to go to The Med? OK, strictly speaking, there&#039;s no right of way along here, so it&#039;s best that there aren&#039;t too many people about, but a great view just the same. One of a number of sandy or shingly banks along the riverside.

Sandy beach on the riverside

Who needs to go to The Med? OK, strictly speaking, there's no right of way along here, so it's best that there aren't too many people about, but a great view just the same. One of a number of sandy or shingly banks along the riverside.

Cockshut Rough and the Severn Across the river to Cockshut Rough, where the line of the old Shrewsbury to Bridgnorth railway is still visible in the woods.

Cockshut Rough and the Severn

Across the river to Cockshut Rough, where the line of the old Shrewsbury to Bridgnorth railway is still visible in the woods.

One of the Severn meanders at Leighton A view along the riverbank of the much-photographed classic meander in the floodplain at Leighton.

One of the Severn meanders at Leighton

A view along the riverbank of the much-photographed classic meander in the floodplain at Leighton.

Floodplain and Severn at Leighton

Floodplain and Severn at Leighton

Flock of sand martins above the Severn at Leighton Beside the Severn, the summer migrants are arriving - a flock of 50 or 60 sand martins flew around the trees on the right as the dog and I passed by.

Flock of sand martins above the Severn at Leighton

Beside the Severn, the summer migrants are arriving - a flock of 50 or 60 sand martins flew around the trees on the right as the dog and I passed by.

Sand martins in a tree by the river Part of a flock of 50 or 60 sand martins (Riparia riparia) which was using a tree beside the river to rest and preen.

Sand martins in a tree by the river

Part of a flock of 50 or 60 sand martins (Riparia riparia) which was using a tree beside the river to rest and preen.

A shallow race on the river The river takes a narrow passage between two shingle patches here, with a fast race of water in the middle (and a convenient backwater for the dog to swim in)

A shallow race on the river

The river takes a narrow passage between two shingle patches here, with a fast race of water in the middle (and a convenient backwater for the dog to swim in)

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Rhodes Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SJ6303 (Lat: 52.628028, Lng: -2.5471929)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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