Lickhill Manor Caravan Park – Stourport.

Thursday 6th – Sunday 9th November 2025.

We have a small window of opportunity to have a break and have driven the great distance of 18 miles from home to this site.

Since our last blog of touring Scotland in July, life has taken us in an unexpected direction, whilst touring Scotland I gradually felt increasingly unwell. Having reached John O Groats we decided the wisest decision was to make a swift return home.

Subsequent visits to the GP, a stay in our local hospital and a visit to Clatterbridge hospital in Liverpool delivered the body blow that I had cancer in my adbomen, stage 4 and terminal and I need chemotherapy to try and control the cancer.. This put paid to our planned Autumn trip to Croatia and Montenegro.

My local hospital then referred me to Christies Hospital in Manchester one of only 2 hospitals in England that deal with the unusual cancer I have. Here an excellent specialist spent some time with me and explained that chemotherapy wouldn’t help and I needed major surgery which she was prepared to undertake to physically remove the cancer the successful out come of which should give me many years to live.

You can imagine the relief!!! So fingers crossed for the future.

So here we are on this very pleasant site, quiet at this time of year enjoying autumnal views and weather, we are parked near a row of poplar trees and a steady fall of leaves is carpeting the ground with yellow leaves, probably much to the chagrin of the site wardens who spent 2 hours this morning using leaf blowers to get them. up.

The site has many clearly defined areas for motorhomes, caravans and tents pus an area of static Holiday Homes all on the site of what was the land to Lickhill Manor.

The site borders the River Severn about a 1 mile walk along the riverside path to Stourport and has its own streams running through it.

There is a wood carver working in a studio next to the site.