The Lickey Hills Country Park lies 11 miles south west of Birmingham city centre and covers an area of 524 acres. The hills are covered by a mosaic of mixed deciduous woodland, conifer plantations and heathland, all are rich in a variety of wildlife.

Included within the park boundary is an eighteen hole Golf course, bowls, tennis and putting green as well as a purpose built wheelchair pathway and viewing platform allowing easy access to panoramic views over the surrounding countryside.

The Visitor Centre provides a focal point for nature conservation activities within the park. Exhibition, leaflets and information on nature trails, guided walks and other activities organised by the Ranger Service are available in the centre.

Visitors can also enjoy light snacks and refreshments in the tea room whilst children can explore the large adventure playground.

Car Parking

Car parks are located in Warren Lane (Visitor Centre), Rose Hill (Golf, tennis, bowls), Monument Lane (Beacon Hill, Toposcope). All car parking is free of charge.

All Out and About events meet at the Visitor Centre, unless otherwise specified.

We welcome people with disabilities to the park and to our events, however, due to the nature of the terrain covered by many events, some visitors may require assistance or will have difficulty taking part. We will make reasonable adjustments where possible. Some events take place adjacent to the Visitor Centre and are fully accessible. Land Rover tours of the park can be arranged for groups who would otherwise be unable to explore the site, please telephone for details.

Summer season 10am-6.50pm
Winter season 10am-4.20pm

Look for Warren Lane in index and on page head for Visitor Centre.