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Discover the Heart of England Unwind and Explore Warley Woods in Birmingham #warleywoods #travelvlog #parks #hagleyroad #cyclinglife WELCOME TO THE CHANNEL    / @explore.britain   BREAN BEACH EPISODE    • VISIT BREAN BEACH When You Come To WESTON ...   BREAN DOWN PART 1    • WESTON SUPER MARE 100 METERS UP TO SUMMIT ...   BREAN DOWN PART 2    • WESTON SUPER MARE WILL SUPRISE you with it...   MARINE LAKE BEACH    • NEW Weston Super Mare Beach SEASIDE BEACH ...   WESTON SUPER MARE BEACH DRIVE TOUR    • HOLIDAY BEACH DESTINATION WAITING TO BE DI...   WESTON SUPER MARE - SOUTH BEACH    • Weston Super Mare Camping location South b...   WESTON SUPER MARE PROMONADE RIDE    • WESTON SUPER MARE SEASIDE RESORT has evolv...   Warley Woods is a 40 hectare (100 acre) community park; a mix of woodland, open meadow and a golf course. As a result of its historic plan, designed by Humphry Repton. Although a little more than 3 miles from the centre of Birmingham, Warley Woods is in Smethwick in the borough of Sandwell. Warley Woods is a registered charity and is committed to the long term improvement, maintenance and management of the park. A third of the park is woodland, mostly native species such as oak and beech. The Pavilion is located on the entrance off Lightwoods Hill and is home to the Trust's shop, office, public toilets, and the cafe. The site is around one third woodland which feels like you are out in the countryside. There is open grassland which is great for games and for dogs to run, and the slopes mean the site is very popular for sledging if there is snow. There is a children’s play area near the Abbey Road entrance and some swings for “older” visitors. We have also have an area called: “The Wilderness” which is in between the golf course and the main park area. This is a haven for a range of animals, plants and insects. The 9 hole golf course is open to all and there are practice nets and putting areas. There are eight outdoor gym pieces of equipment in the parkland. There are interpretation boards at each entrance describing what you might find there and some information and trail leaflets are available from The Pavilion or can downloaded here. There are a number of solidly surfaced paths which are suitable for buggies and wheelchairs. These run from entrance gate to entrance gate, so you can cross the park easily. There are also additional paths with are surfaced with semi loose material which would be suitable for most buggies and wheelchairs but may be harder to traverse. The site is formed by two sides of a valley and some gradients are steep. This downloadable map shows the paths and how they are surfaced. The Pavilion is the public building in Warley Woods. It is frequently referred to as the Club House, or even the Golf Hut, but its official name is The Pavilion. Located by the Lightwoods Hill entrance, The Pavilion is home to the Trust Office, our shop, the cafe, public toilets and our meeting room. The Pavilion is an old building and is built on a slope and has steps outside and in, but we have temporary ramps which can give access to all areas – just ring the doorbell outside the shop and we will put them in place. The Shop The Shop at the Pavilion is where you can find out what is going on at Warley Woods, buy a snack, an icecream, an event ticket, a gift, a book on local history, renew your Trust membership or pay for your round of golf. We can even make a cuppa if the café is busy or closed. All profits from sales in the Shop go to support the maintenance of the park and golf course. So everything you buy helps the Trust do what it does best. You can also buy many of the Trust’s exclusive Warley Woods products online.