Walks great everything really lovely. The only negative was the cost of the parking, was shocked at £5 for just two hours . As we only had 2 hours we could only do the short walk just incase, which was disappointing , but still beautiful. The thing that confused us at the time, as it was our first visit, was that there was not one single bin and you have to take your rubbish home. In a way that was great and we understand why, but as our first visit we hadn't brought anything to carry our rubbish in, but next time we'll come prepared. I must admit everything was very clean (nobody had chucked any rubbish anywhere)

Spent the weekend near Wyre Forest and went on the ParkRun there on the Saturday and walked around the Sunday. Nice cafe, good standard facilities, pretty busy but typical for a weekend. The forest itself is all pretty flat, with small and slow incline and decline. Different routes to take plus they had a play park, GoApe and kids discovery trail which families seemed to enjoy. The parkrun is not off tracks while giving the scenic views of off track. I would highly recommend. It’s 1 lap of glorious forests. It was a pleasant day with plenty of dogs and humans.

We've been meaning to take a walk here for years! Such a lovely trail, wide and long enough to keep all the family entertained. We loved hunting for the Gruffalo, and the play park was great too! Would highly recommend a trip, and we will be back 🥾

Amazing woodlands to walk round especially if you got children and dogs. The cafe was lovely you can take dogs in for those drizzly days and plenty of seating around the forest and outside the cafe for the summer nights. There is different varieties of trails through out the year for kids which is a good price. You do have to pay for parking but recommend becoming a member if you love the woodlands for only £8 a month and you can visit so many others.

The Wyre Forest is absolutely fantastic. The main car park is massive, it's paid parking. £2 for the early birds 8:00 -10:30. Much more after this time. The main centre is the cafe, toilet facilities and dog washing station. The toilets are clean. But, lots of cobwebs are decorating the celling and corners. It did smell heavily of urine even at 9:45. Large play area for children and bins to dispose of your picnic waste. Lots of information boards to view and plan your trail. The paths and trails are very well maintained and flat enough for even prams and mobility scooters. The Forest is densely packed with many tall trees and low laying plants. A real sense of an ancient woodland. The cafe is spacious with plenty of seating. Many choices for sandwiches, etc, but £5 for a smoothie (which I'm sure is delicious) is a little steep.