Upton-upon-Severn sits on the water, and that shapes the way you spend time here: slowly, with an eye on the river and no particular hurry. It's a small place with more going on than its size suggests — within a couple of miles you'll find 22 places to eat and drink, five places to visit, four places to stay, a pair of activity providers, two shops and a services stop. That balance tells you something. This is somewhere you come to linger over a long lunch, walk off the afternoon, and stay the night rather than tick off a list.
A good few hours might start at Clive's Fruit Farm on the edge of town, where the shop and the farm produce are worth the detour before you've even reached the river. From there, head into the centre for lunch — The Three Kings for something traditional, Banjos for something lighter, or Thishna Cuisine if you're after a proper sit-down meal. Afterwards, make the short trip out to Hanley Castle, which rewards a wander. If you'd rather not drive home, Boye Meadow Caravan Park keeps you close to the water.
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Banjos
Clive's Farmshop & Butchery

Clive's Fruit Farm

Cook's Bakery

Elgar Inn

Pundit's Fusion

Sylhet Lounge

The Bay Tree

The Bell House

The Blue Bell
The Jockey Inn

The Little Upton Muggery
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