Country parks

Unspoilt, rolling hills – that’s what you will discover at Burton Dassett Hills. Whether you are walking, flying a kite or just sitting in your car, the magnificent views from these hills are breathtaking. The site comprises a series of rugged hilltops affording spectacular views in all directions and Fox Covert, a small woodland with a surfaced footpath. Opened as a country park in 1971, the 100 acres contain a wealth of historical interest such as the prominent beacon, quarry remains and the nearby 12th Century All Saints Church.

Visitor notice

Burton Dassett Hills is open as normal with card payment parking machines. Visitors are advised to bring a debit card. There is no need to pre-book a parking space. Toilet facilities remain closed.

• Car parking▲

  Information on parking permits

  Vehicle	Charges
  Car	£2.50 per day
  Coaches	£20.00 per day
  Motorcycles	No charge

• Visitor information▲

  Events

  There are various events at our Country Parks throughout the year, check out the events list for the latest details.

  If you’d like to arrange any other events, please contact the country park.

  Information points

  Interpretive information points across the site.

  Refreshments

  An ice cream van and coffee van are available during weekends and school holidays.

  Visitors guide

  A visitor’s guide and a site information leaflet are available from staff at the site, or by calling Ryton Pools Country Park on 024 7630 5592.

  Orientation

  Orientation platform on Magpie Hill.

  Activities

  There are a wide range of activities at this country park.

  Toilets

  Toilets with baby changing and disabled facilities. Open 9am to 3pm. Not open on Christmas Day.

  Special needs

  Phone 024 7630 5592 for details.

  Dogs

  Dog waste bins available. Dogs in the countryside.

  Cash machines

  There are no cash machine facilities at this park.

  Police patrol

  There are regular Police patrols in both marked and unmarked vehicles at this park as part of ongoing monitoring operations. Please be aware, it is a contravention of the bylaws of the park to drive across the hills. Please report any 4×4 activity to the Police on 101 or Rangers, if on site.

  Using drones

  • Hobbyist – We do not allow hobbyist drone flying in any of our parks, or greenways.
  • Commercial Operations – A pilot requires permission of the landowner (WCC) to take off and land the drone on their property. We only permit a CAA licensed pilot/company. Any requests must be in writing to the Parks Manager parks@warwickshire.gov.uk