Sprawling woodland with walking trails, a sculpture walk and over 380 species of flowering plants.
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Have been coming here since lockdown and is a lovely park to visit for a walk. Only disappointment was no vegan ice creams but hopefully they introduce them soon because they are not only for vegans but for people like me who can’t have dairy.
Fabulous views over birmingham, walks for all different abilities and walks through a lovely forest setting.
So many blackberry bushes!!
Fabulous views over birmingham, walks for all different abilities and walks through a lovely forest setting.
So many blackberry bushes!!
Came here for the first time and me and my wife are avid walkers / Hikers and this is definitely one of our favourites.
Pros:
If you go nice and early it's almost as if you get the hills to yourself, the trails are not too steep or too flat and their is enough space for you to be comfortably in your own little world.
- The park has some great apparatuses for kids and even for us older ones, the zip is especially fun.
- The trails have a mix of British culture feel mixed with American outback feels
- There are plenty of benches for you to sit on and have picnics and rest up and enjoy the view.
- The car park is closely attached to the reserve so nice and easy to access.
Cons:
- Slight con: The visitor centre cafe only takes cash which in today's world can be somewhat of a burden.
Pros:
If you go nice and early it's almost as if you get the hills to yourself, the trails are not too steep or too flat and their is enough space for you to be comfortably in your own little world.
- The park has some great apparatuses for kids and even for us older ones, the zip is especially fun.
- The trails have a mix of British culture feel mixed with American outback feels
- There are plenty of benches for you to sit on and have picnics and rest up and enjoy the view.
- The car park is closely attached to the reserve so nice and easy to access.
Cons:
- Slight con: The visitor centre cafe only takes cash which in today's world can be somewhat of a burden.
I love this place, its so beautiful and its huge and you can find new bits every time you go. Fabulous place for dog walks. Amazing views, including view to Birmingham City centre. Three different car parks, all free. Two cafes, one at the duck pond by golf course and one at the visitor centre. Plenty of benches at Beacon Hill and also Bilberry Hill but none on Rednal Hill.
Had a great time here, beautiful weather, great heights, great trek in the woods. A lot of people around with there dogs but no issues at all.
Only negative is the car park is very dangerous, not maintained at all. Very very bumpy with stones/rocks everywhere.
Only negative is the car park is very dangerous, not maintained at all. Very very bumpy with stones/rocks everywhere.
Nice place to visit, has a massive golf course. Plenty of scenic area's to take photos, the only issue I have is I wished the route around the park was more clear very easy to get lost in my eyes.
Gorgeous place to visit with friends and family! The fresh air is amazing, and the views are breathtaking. There is sufficient parking and a brilliant play area for younger children 👏
The park gave me a memory of hills in my home country, Bhutan. Natural beauty! Good trails to hike along.
Beautiful walks and views!!
Brought my grandson, daughter and friends for a forage in the woods.
There's plenty of walking trails to follow,
smaller ones or longer ones deep into the terrain.
There is a fabulous park with a small person play area and a bigger child play area with climbing frames, swings and a modern seesaw.
The visitor centre offers toilet facilities,
food and refreshments, though its worth noting they seem to only accept cash which is ridiculous in these times!! Dont get caught out like we did after a long walk, not even being able to get a nice hot drink or food!
It also gets really busy in the summer.
There are lots of volunteers keeping the park open and safe for visitors so please respect and support them while out and about, getting dogs on leads and litter in your bags until you find a bin.
Brought my grandson, daughter and friends for a forage in the woods.
There's plenty of walking trails to follow,
smaller ones or longer ones deep into the terrain.
There is a fabulous park with a small person play area and a bigger child play area with climbing frames, swings and a modern seesaw.
The visitor centre offers toilet facilities,
food and refreshments, though its worth noting they seem to only accept cash which is ridiculous in these times!! Dont get caught out like we did after a long walk, not even being able to get a nice hot drink or food!
It also gets really busy in the summer.
There are lots of volunteers keeping the park open and safe for visitors so please respect and support them while out and about, getting dogs on leads and litter in your bags until you find a bin.
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