The owners have lived here for 14 years, with Pigeon Door welcoming guests for over 11 years of unique countryside stays. Pigeon Door is a glamping site unlike anywhere else. Tucked away on a peaceful Shropshire smallholding, three double decker buses have been lovingly converted by the owners into quirky, comfortable hideaways where families and their dogs can escape everyday life. Each bus has its own fully fenced private garden and around ¾ of an acre of enclosed field, giving dogs the space to run, sniff and play while owners relax in the countryside. Every bus also comes with its own private hot tub, so you can soak under the stars after a day exploring. Inside, the buses keep their original character with authentic seating and quirky details, but they’ve been thoughtfully adapted for modern comfort. Expect cosy living spaces, heaters to keep you warm all year, dining areas, and fully equipped kitchens with ovens, hobs, fridges and all the utensils you’ll need. Linen and towels are included, and each bus has a TV/DVD player for winding down in the evenings. Betsy Blue (1981 Leyland Atlanteen) sleeps 5 with three upstairs bedrooms and a private bathroom hut. Her garden has a patio, furniture, and an outdoor hot tub with views across the Stretton Hills. Billie Blue (1990 “Wumpty” bus) sleeps 6 with three bedrooms and an indoor wetroom. She has her own garden with decking, furniture, and hot tub — perfect for families who want everything under one roof. Beetie Bus, the largest, also sleeps 6 and offers extra space with a dressing table upstairs. Her garden features a traditional wood-fired hot tub, where guests stoke the fire themselves with wood and kindling provided, adding a rustic adventure to your stay. Outside your private space, the smallholding itself is calm and rural, with views stretching across open countryside towards the Shropshire Hills. Guests staying in Betsy Blue and Beetie Bus may spot the owners’ two pet sheep and two alpacas wandering nearby, so this is worth keeping in mind for reactive dogs. Horses are also welcome to stay from May to September, with seasonal paddocks available — making Pigeon Door a unique choice for equestrian holidays. Whether you’re looking for a romantic break with your dogs, a family adventure with plenty of outdoor space, or simply somewhere unusual and memorable, Pigeon Door offers a balance of comfort, charm, and countryside freedom.