


Explore 64 acres of woodland, wetlands and grasslands with family-friendly activities including a play area, miniature railway, high ropes adventure, and mountain bike trails.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
2 years – 12 years
Year-round tearoom offering breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, snacks, cakes and 18 varieties of dairy ice cream
Hours: Open throughout the year
Visit websiteWonderful place, food and drink available, private room hire, beautiful scenic walks and events on constantly, cheap parking, permit hire for vehicles, a beautiful lake with ducks and duck food available, very welcoming and kind staff, definitely made my day 100 times better. Me and my 13 month old really enjoyed going on a stroll through the forest and really enjoyed watching the ducks.
another first time visit but will definitely be back , as this park again is huge but walking through such a natural & unspoilt area is incredible . worth a couple of hours of walking to unwind .
Great, outdoors area for the kids to play in with a huge carpark priced around £3.50 for all day. You need the PayByPhone app though so download it before you go as signal could be patchy and you don't want to be messing around trying to register the app when you're there. You can walk to Himley Hall from here too if you fancy it, it should take around 45 minutes according to the signs. There's a cafe on site and the toilet facilities were well maintained. The only negative point for me is the drive up the hill to the park can be tricky if you get cars coming the other way...it could use a few more passing places. Otherwise great 👍
This was our first visit and part of our visiting new places during Twixmas. One point of interest for me was the proximity to Himley Hall as one of my Great Grandfathers was a Game Keeper there so I do like visiting places associated with my family history. We enjoyed a walk around and spotting the historic features that have been kept and incorporated into this country park. There is a paid for car park and a playground that our children would have loved when they were younger. Free to visit.
Great place for walking the dog, taking the kids exploring or just a stroll around to relax. There are toilets and a cafe at the car park, further toilets and another cafe if you walk down to Himley Hall as a convenient half way point. Many paths are accessible by wheelchair with dedicated circular routes. Pay and display parking or a yearly pass available from the rangers office. If going off the main paths it can get a bit muddy in the wet and some steep hills.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
