Was a lovely visit. Decided on a whim to Go for a walk my birthday. The map is definitely needed

Some hilarious reviews below - people seem to be unaware that nature reserves are managed for nature, not people or dogs (although saying that there are good facilities including toilets, benches, copious signage and well maintained paths). It was my first visit and one of the most magical places I've ever visited on account of the butterflies and general beauty and tranquility of the reserve. Yesterday broke temperature records so I can't wait to return for a longer walk when it's a bit cooler.

A beautiful oasis in the Worcestershire countryside. A haven for animals and humans alike. So wonderfully peaceful and full of life. The terrain is easy for all of the family and the distance be can be as long or as short as you would like. A great afternoon of discovery.

Beautiful place! A bit of everything from fields, orchards, streams and woodland. Perfect place to walk your dogs but they do need to be kept on a lead. Parking is limited so this is something to bear in mind. There are toilets and picnic benches at the entrance.

This is an excellent nature reserve. The nature trail is really lovely, exploring a range of different habitats. There is a plethora of birds, butterflies, and other creatures. The picnic area has bird feeders in the tree. I really enjoyed watching a nuthatch eating peanuts while having my lunch. There is a longer 8 mile walk with an audio tour that I would recommend downloading from the wildlife trust website beforehand as the phone signal is quite poor.