Country parks and greenways

Two areas of ancient hilly woodland make up most of this delightful country park. Renowned for glorious displays of bluebells in the Springtime, the park can take your breath away all year round with its hillside location offering spectacular panoramic views over four counties on a clear day. The site also has a great adventure play area/tea kiosk.

Permit holders do not need to buy a ticket from the machine and must clearly display their valid permit inside the vehicle with the end date visible.

Parking charges apply at this country park. If you fail to display a valid day ticket or permit then you may be issued a parking charge notice and a fine of up to £50.

Information on parking permits

Events

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

Activities

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

Tea kiosk

The Tea Kiosk sells leaflets, hot and cold drinks, ice creams, chocolate bars and crisps. It is open every Saturday and Sunday 11.00am – 2.30pm (except in special circumstances). For details of other opening hours, please call 01827 872660.  Also open during Warwickshire school holidays and Bank Holidays.

Accessibility and help

Disabled access via RADAR padlocked gates. National Key Scheme for disabled people available from RADAR. RADAR Keys are also available from Kingsbury Water Park (call 01827 872660 for more details) and North Warwickshire Borough Council’s One Stop Shop located in Atherstone. Wooded sections likely to be muddy with some exposed tree roots and standing water. Gradients steep in places ranging from 1:4 – 1:10 and cross slopes of >1:45. We would recommend you are accompanied on your visit to this site.

Barbecues and fires

Barbecues and fires are not allowed, but picnics are welcome.

Toilets

Toilets are available with separate disabled facilities.

Dogs

Dog waste bins available.

Cash machines

There are no cash machine facilities at this park.

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.

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

Electric e-scooters, quads, go-peds, mini-motos, hoverboards and Segways

We do not allow use of these items by individuals within any of our Country Parks (mobility scooters are permitted).