This 47-acre nature reserve features a variety of habitats, including woodland, grassland, and wetlands, which support a diverse range of flora and fauna. The reserve has several walking trails, including the Holly Wood Trail, which takes visitors through the woodland and offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The reserve is also home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and insects, and is a popular spot for nature watching and photography.
Great place for the inner city large fields and few running streams large lake for the thirsty dog. Old building there would love to know info about it looks victorian its fenced of so can't get to it. Go here quite often can spend good few hrs.
The walk was lovely in the sun but it was still very muddy. There were swans on the lake. Another delightful walk
A nice little nature reserve. Lots for the kids to see and do. Good cafe to finish with also.
Once part of one of the many drives, that lead to Great Barr Hall pre c. 1960. There are a lot of old and beautiful Yew trees, which are poisonous to animals and humans.
Absolutely peaceful and tranquil, who inner city Birmingham had this,lovely
A lot smaller than I realised but that's my fault for not checking properly.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
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Great place for the inner city large fields and few running streams large lake for the thirsty dog. Old building there would love to know info about it looks victorian its fenced of so can't get to it. Go here quite often can spend good few hrs.
The walk was lovely in the sun but it was still very muddy. There were swans on the lake. Another delightful walk
A nice little nature reserve. Lots for the kids to see and do. Good cafe to finish with also.
Once part of one of the many drives, that lead to Great Barr Hall pre c. 1960. There are a lot of old and beautiful Yew trees, which are poisonous to animals and humans.
Absolutely peaceful and tranquil, who inner city Birmingham had this,lovely
A lot smaller than I realised but that's my fault for not checking properly.
