Offchurch Greenway

• Accessible paths

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  No toilets

The Offchurch Greenway, which forms part of the Sustrans National Cycleway Route 41, was formerly part of the Leamington to Rugby railway line. This flat, surfaced footpath and cycleway offers exceptional views across South Warwickshire as users make their way along its one and a half miles.

Access to the site, if arriving by car, should be to the mid point at the Offchurch crossroads, where a small car park is provided. Alternatively, if walking or cycling from the Leamington direction, access is available via the Coventry Canal towpath at Radford Semele.

The safety and wellbeing of our park visitors is our top priority, and our rangers work hard to make our parks and greenways as safe as possible. However, in any natural environment, there will be risks and hazards present. Please look after yourself and those around you by following our health and safety guidelines.

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Toilets

There are no toilet facilities at the greenway.

Accessibility

The Kenilworth Greenway is surfaced throughout and can be accessed by wheelchairs, pushchairs and mobility scooters. The surface is fully bound, making access easy for a wide range of modes of transport. 

Barbecues and fires

To reduce the risk of wildfires and protect our wildlife, we do not permit barbecues and fires. Picnics are welcome.

Countryside code 

Natural England and Natural Resources Wales have updated the Countryside Code advice for countryside visitors.

Please read the Countryside Code so we can all enjoy the outdoors responsibly.

Dogs

Dogs should be on leads or under close control at all times. Please respect any signage that states that dogs are not allowed in specific areas. Dog waste bins are available on site.

Drones

• Hobbyist – We do not authorise hobbyist drone flying in any of our parks or greenways. The reason for this is to protect wildlife including schedule 1 bird species, and ensure a safe experience for all visitors who enjoy our parks. 

• 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.

Off-road vehicles 

E-scooters, off-road quads, go-peds, mini-motos, hoverboards and Segways are not permitted within our park (mobility scooters are permitted). Electrically assisted bikes are permitted on cycle paths if they meet the Government requirements.