Kingsford Forest Park
A quiet and beautiful park, Kingsford
lies on the edge of a dramatic red sandstone ridge. With open
heathland, miles of sandy tracks, cool Pine forests and more
traditional broadleaved woods, it's a really varied and special
site at any time of year.
Information about the Kingsford Forest Park Walking Trails
Opening Times
Open daily, pedestrian access 24 hours,
vehicular access 8.00am – 5pm (winter), 8.00am – 7pm (summer).
Admission is Free
Site Location
Kingsford Forest Park, Kingsford Lane
car park, DY115SB or Blakeshall Lane car park, DY11
5XT. Located in north west Worcestershire, 1 mile south west
of Kinver. Signposted from the B4189 at Wolverley. Follow the brown
and white tourist signs.
Grid Reference: 825820.
Accessibility
Information
- Parking areas (sealed surface)
for visitors with disabilities at Kingsford Lane car
park
- Toilets for visitors with
disabilities
- Topography of the site is very
undulating with some steep slopes
- Picnic area (with wheelchair
accessible tables) at Kingsford Lane car park is flat grass and is
suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs
- Waymarked Robin Trail (0.5 km)
is level, but unsurfaced (grass) and can be uneven in places. It
may be suitable for robust pushchairs and mobility
scooters.
- Waymarked Coal Tit Trail (2km),
Nuthatch Trail (2.5 km) and Woodpecker Trail (3 km) are undulating,
unsurfaced (grass and compacted soil) and have some steps. They are
not suitable for wheelchairs, mobility scooters or
pushchairs
- There are many other paths
through the site which are unsurfaced (grass and compacted mud),
can be steep and uneven, are without steps and may be suitable for
robust mobility scooters and pushchairs.
- Some seating is provided around
the site
OS Maps
Explorer 218, Landranger 138
Site Facilities
For further information contact the Countryside Service on
01562 710025
Download our use of site
form.
This page was last reviewed 15 February 2012 at 14:50.
The page is next due for review 13 August 2013.