Tourism and heritage minister John Penrose has offered his congratulations to the Morris Leisure caravan park company following the completion of their new five star site in Shropshire.
The 135-pitch Ludlow Touring Park cost Morris Leisure £3 million and sits on the banks of the River Teme in a stunning 20-acre site.
Ahead of its official opening on May 9th, the Conservative politician visited the site alongside local MP Philip Dunne, unveiling a plaque to mark the completion of the new caravan park, Shropshire Live reported.
Mr Penrose said he was “delighted” to see such a significant level of investment going into the local tourism industry.
“It is a wonderful destination for caravanners to come to and it looks like a very professional park, which I am sure is going to be full,” he said.
Mr Dunne echoed the minister’s sentiments and commented that the site would bring a big boost to local businesses.
Last month, Morris Leisure revealed that it was planting 750 new trees at this site as part of its Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
