Nice quiet spot in the summer at the joining of the River Teme and River Clun for a swim or a paddle. The River Teme lazily winds it’s way towards the site through a lovely green meadow and is mainly warm, clear and shallow. The River Clun runs towards the site through a confluence and (I’m assuming) was used as the old mill stream.
For those who fancy a pint or food after, there’s the (posh nosh) Lion public house about 2 mins away. For those with a hankering for a little more interest, there’s the excellent ‘Sun’ public house about 10 mins walk away. It’s one of the only remaining traditional-format ‘parlour pubs’ left in the UK.
Access the field and site via the style at the southern end of the Teme bridge. You can normally park-up just north of the Teme Bridge aside the village green.
Refs:
http://www.thelionleintwardine.co.uk/
and
http://www.suninn-leintwardine.co.uk/