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Lakehouse Dingle

Valley in Shropshire

England

Lakehouse Dingle

Hampton Loade Station A Severn Valley Railway train from Bridgnorth rolls into Hampton Loade station en-route for Kidderminster
Hampton Loade Station Credit: David Stowell

Lakehouse Dingle is a picturesque valley located in the county of Shropshire, England. Situated in the heart of the beautiful countryside, this tranquil spot offers a stunning natural setting that attracts visitors from near and far.

The main feature of Lakehouse Dingle is its serene lake, which is surrounded by lush greenery and trees, creating a peaceful and idyllic atmosphere. The lake is home to a variety of wildlife, including ducks, swans, and various species of fish, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

The valley itself is characterized by rolling hills and meadows, providing ample opportunities for walking, hiking, and exploring the great outdoors. The surrounding woodlands offer a chance to immerse oneself in nature, with an abundance of native flora and fauna to discover.

Lakehouse Dingle is also known for its historic significance, as it was once the site of a 19th-century watermill. Remnants of the mill can still be seen today, adding an interesting element to the area's charm.

Visitors to Lakehouse Dingle can enjoy a leisurely stroll around the lake, take in the breathtaking views, or simply relax and unwind in the peaceful surroundings. The valley is a popular spot for picnics and outdoor activities, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Overall, Lakehouse Dingle in Shropshire is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and history, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of the English countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.469161/-2.3582974 or Grid Reference SO7585. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Hampton Loade Station A Severn Valley Railway train from Bridgnorth rolls into Hampton Loade station en-route for Kidderminster
Hampton Loade Station
A Severn Valley Railway train from Bridgnorth rolls into Hampton Loade station en-route for Kidderminster
Waterworks bridge, Hampton Loade The pipes also serve to support the private road linking the water abstraction plant with the reservoirs on the other side of the river
Waterworks bridge, Hampton Loade
The pipes also serve to support the private road linking the water abstraction plant with the reservoirs on the other side of the river
Hampton Loade Ferry This environmentally sound ferry uses the natural flow of the river to move itself across the Severn. It is tethered to a pulley block that runs on a cable suspended across the river, just visible in the upper left of the picture.
Hampton Loade Ferry
This environmentally sound ferry uses the natural flow of the river to move itself across the Severn. It is tethered to a pulley block that runs on a cable suspended across the river, just visible in the upper left of the picture.
The Squirrel The Squirrel is located in Aveley nr Bridgnorth along the A442. Didn't have time to visit but it is reported to be reasonably priced establishment with a beer and skittles atmosphere.
The Squirrel
The Squirrel is located in Aveley nr Bridgnorth along the A442. Didn't have time to visit but it is reported to be reasonably priced establishment with a beer and skittles atmosphere.
Station in Bloom, Hampton Loade This pleasant photograph was taken from a seat on Hampton Loade station whilst waiting for the next steam train to arrive
Station in Bloom, Hampton Loade
This pleasant photograph was taken from a seat on Hampton Loade station whilst waiting for the next steam train to arrive
"Bradley Manor" at Hampton Loade This is my favourite spot for photography on the Severn Valley Railway. Looking down from the station you can see "Railway Cottage" at the bottom of the drive as GWR engine no. 7802 "Bradley Manor" drifts slowly into the station en route from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster.
"Bradley Manor" at Hampton Loade
This is my favourite spot for photography on the Severn Valley Railway. Looking down from the station you can see "Railway Cottage" at the bottom of the drive as GWR engine no. 7802 "Bradley Manor" drifts slowly into the station en route from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster.
Visitor Centre in Severn Valley Country Park Visitor centre and tea room with views over the River Severn. This is close to a new pedestrian and cycleway crossing of the river and leading towards the Severn Valley Railway.
Visitor Centre in Severn Valley Country Park
Visitor centre and tea room with views over the River Severn. This is close to a new pedestrian and cycleway crossing of the river and leading towards the Severn Valley Railway.
Alvely Methodist Church
Alvely Methodist Church
Detail of Alveley Methodist Church
Detail of Alveley Methodist Church
Hampton Loade geese Geese at Hampton Loade
Hampton Loade geese
Geese at Hampton Loade
River severn ducks Ducks by the river severn at Hampton Loade.
River severn ducks
Ducks by the river severn at Hampton Loade.
Church of St Mary the Virgin, Alveley
Church of St Mary the Virgin, Alveley
Buttercross, Alveley The cross is marked faintly on the round stone at the head. Pevsner says it "probably marks the site of an ancient open-air market", but according to the local historical society states that it may be where butter and other commodities were left for the villagers to collect during time of plague.
Buttercross, Alveley
The cross is marked faintly on the round stone at the head. Pevsner says it "probably marks the site of an ancient open-air market", but according to the local historical society states that it may be where butter and other commodities were left for the villagers to collect during time of plague.
Old winch for the Hampton Loade ferry
Old winch for the Hampton Loade ferry
Cattle and sheep north of Birdsgreen in Shropshire Cows and calves, ewes and lambs; contentment on a sunny spring day near Coton Farm.
Cattle and sheep north of Birdsgreen in Shropshire
Cows and calves, ewes and lambs; contentment on a sunny spring day near Coton Farm.
Crop field and oak Trees near Birdsgreen in Shropshire A telephoto assisted image looking north from the lane near Allum Bridge. The cereal crop has germinated nicely. A public footpath passes across the ridge just past the oak trees. A wooded valley (Coton Dingle) is hidden between the trees and Coton Hall which shows on the skyline.
Crop field and oak Trees near Birdsgreen in Shropshire
A telephoto assisted image looking north from the lane near Allum Bridge. The cereal crop has germinated nicely. A public footpath passes across the ridge just past the oak trees. A wooded valley (Coton Dingle) is hidden between the trees and Coton Hall which shows on the skyline.
Crop Field near Birdsgreen, Shropshire The cereal crop has germinated well. The line of trees (beyond which Coton Hall can be seen) marks the wooded valley called Coton Dingle.
Crop Field near Birdsgreen, Shropshire
The cereal crop has germinated well. The line of trees (beyond which Coton Hall can be seen) marks the wooded valley called Coton Dingle.
The lane to the ferry near Hampton Loade in Shropshire The ferry carries pedestrians and cyclists across the River Severn at Hampton Loade, about a mile ahead. Apparently the road sign is not clear or obvious enough for some drivers of lower intelligence, and some additional help has now become necessary. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/574832">SO7686 : Sign of the times</a> Update December 2023: The ferry ceased operation in 2016. The River and Rail Country Inn has been reported as closed (from circa late 2022).
The lane to the ferry near Hampton Loade in Shropshire
The ferry carries pedestrians and cyclists across the River Severn at Hampton Loade, about a mile ahead. Apparently the road sign is not clear or obvious enough for some drivers of lower intelligence, and some additional help has now become necessary. SO7686 : Sign of the times Update December 2023: The ferry ceased operation in 2016. The River and Rail Country Inn has been reported as closed (from circa late 2022).
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Lakehouse Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SO7585 (Lat: 52.469161, Lng: -2.3582974)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

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