Waseley Hills Country Park
Enjoy a picnic under the shaded trees. Tire the children out on
the adventure play area. Join a guided walk. Kick a ball about.
Meet friends for a coffee at the Windmill Cafe. Let the dog
run free. Fly a kite. Climb a hill to take in the panoramic views
and spot familiar landmarks. What will you do at Waseley Hills?
Visit
the Windmill Cafe pages
Opening Times
Country Park open daily. Pedestrian
access 24 hours, vehicular access 8.00am until dusk or 8.00pm
(whichever comes earlier).
Visitor Centre open 10am – 5pm in
summer, 10am – 4pm in winter.
Admission is Free.
Site Location
Gannow Green Lane, Rubery Birmingham,
B45 9AT. Follow the brown and white tourist signs from junction 4
of the M5.
Grid Reference: 972782.
 |
An A5 leaflet packed with information about the history,
wildlife, facilities and things to do at Waseley Hills
Country Park
Includes an in depth guide to the Rabbit
and Skylark Trails
|
Accessibility
Information
- Parking areas (sealed surface)
for visitors with disabilities
- Toilets for visitors with
disabilities
- Topography of the site is very
undulating with some steep slopes
- Visitor Centre (assistance dogs
permitted), picnic area (with wheelchair accessible tables), play
area and community meeting room are all accessible for wheelchairs
and pushchairs across rolled stone and grass
- Waymarked Skylark Trail (1/2
mile) has some steep sections, large kissing gates and is
unsurfaced (grass) without steps. It may be suitable for robust
pushchairs and smaller mobility scooters
- Waymarked Rabbit Trail (3 miles)
has some steep sections, large kissing gates and is unsurfaced
(grass) with some steps. It is not suitable for wheelchairs,
mobility scooters or pushchairs
- Seating is provided at regular
points around the site
Site Facilities
Download our use of site
form 
(117 KB)
Pay and display car
park
Up to an hour - 60p
All day - £1.20
Blue badge holders free parking.
Annual car park passes are available at
£22. Application forms are available from the visitor centre and
office.
OS Maps
Landranger 139, Explorer 219.
For further information contact the Countryside Service on
01562 710025
This page was last reviewed 23 March 2012 at 15:48.
The page is next due for review 19 September 2013.