Within 15 miles of Oswestry
Old Oswestry: Well-preserved Iron Age hill fort. 1 mile
Old Racecourse, Offa’s Dyke Path & Candy Woods: splendid views and woodland. 1 mile
Whittington Castle: Gatehouse of a Marcher fortress. 3 miles
Aston Locks, Queens Head: canalside nature reserve. 4 miles
Llanymynech: Industrial heritage site with unique Hoffmann lime kiln and associated buildings; nature reserve with spectacular views. 7 miles
Chirk Castle, Chirk: National Trust property with landscaped gardens and ornate wrought iron gates; Notable war memorial by Eric Gill; Aqueduct and canal walks. 8 miles.
Pontcysyllte aqueduct: Built by Thomas Telford; completed in 1805; a UNESCO world heritage site. 9 miles
Llangollen: Situated on the beautiful River Dee; Plas Newydd, home of the Ladies of Llangollen; Castell Dinas Bran ruins; Canal walks; Steam railway; Valle Crucis abbey; Eglwyseg escarpment and World’s End. 13 miles
Erddig: National Trust country house with extensive landscaped gardens. 13 miles
Llanarmon DC and scenic Ceiriog Valley. 15 miles
Llanrhaeadr waterfall and scenic Tanat valley: The highest waterfall in England & Wales. 15 miles
Within 25 miles of Oswestry
Shrewsbury: County town of Shropshire with medieval streets and passageways and many old listed buildings. Situated on the River Severn with Castle, Museum and the Dingle landscaped garden. 19 miles
Powis Castle, Welshpool: National Trust medieval castle with outstanding terraced gardens. 20 miles
Hawkstone Park & Follies: Woodland landscape with unusual monuments, caves and country walks. 23 miles
Attingham Park: National Trust property with gardens. 24 miles
Lake Vyrnwy: huge Victorian reservoir in a stunning setting. 25 miles
Wroxeter: Roman settlement with ruins and reconstructed Roman townhouse. 25 miles