In The Area

Whether you’re from the area or just visiting for the weekend. There’s plenty to explore just around the corner. From hidden gems to must-see landmarks, our area is full of local attractions, scenic spots, and unique experiences for every kind of traveler. Take a look at some of our favourite nearby sites.

Webbs Garden Centre

1.2 miles away 

Whether you’re after gardening inspiration, quality homeware, seasonal treats, or a peaceful stroll amid nature, Webbs welcomes you with warmth and something for everyone.

Aztec Adventure

1.3 miles away

Aqua parks, adventure courses, sailing, swimming and so much more, Aztec Adventure offers you and the family plenty of fun activities to try.

Avoncroft Museum

2 miles away 

Step into a living tapestry of British heritage at Avoncroft—the nation’s first open‑air museum. Spanning 19 picturesque acres in Worcestershire countryside, it brings together over 30 rescued and reconstructed historic buildings, from medieval timber‑framed houses to wartime prefab homes, showcasing 700 years of Midlands life

Harvington Hall

4.3 miles away 

Built and transformed in the late 1500s by recusant Catholic Humphrey Pakington, the hall is renowned for containing seven priest hides—the largest surviving collection in the country. These ingenious hidden spaces, some crafted by the master carpenter and martyr Nicholas Owen, offer a poignant glimpse into the perilous lives of persecuted clergy during the Reformation.

Churchfields Farm Park and Droitwich Salt

5.4 miles away 

Try some of the ice cream we stock for our events and visit a working farm all in the same day. With award winning ice cream, a farm shop, farm torus and a cafe and restaurant.

Clent Hills

6.8 miles away 

Just a short drive from Stourbridge, the Clent Hills offer an enchanting escape to sweeping countryside, historic charm, and a breath of fresh air that has drawn day-trippers for centuries. Owned by the National Trust, this beautiful hill range—including Clent Hill, Walton Hill, and Adams Hill—is Worcestershire’s most popular free attraction, drawing nearly a million visitors each year.

Cadbury World

11 miles away 

Welcome to Cadbury World—where chocolate dreams come to life! Located next to the original Cadbury factory in the historic village of Bournville, this immersive attraction offers a delightful self-guided journey through the fascinating world of chocolate. Since opening its doors in 1990, it has become one of Birmingham’s most beloved leisure destinations, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

Go Ape! Wyre Forest 

11 miles away 

Get ready to swing into adventure at Go Ape Wyre, nestled deep within one of Britain’s largest ancient woodlands — the breathtaking Wyre Forest, aptly nicknamed the “Valley of Giants” for its towering Douglas firs.

Located just three miles west of Bewdley, off the A456 at Callow Hill, this high‑ropes course offers a thrilling escape into nature that’s perfect for families, friends, and adrenaline-seekers alike.

Black Country Living Museum 

14 miles away 

Are you a fan of Peaky Blinders – come see where it’s filmed. Step into a vibrant slice of industrial Britain at the Black Country Living Museum—an immersive, open-air experience that transports you directly into life in the Black Country from the mid-19th to mid-20th centuries. Situated just west of Birmingham on a sprawling 26-acre site reclaimed from its industrial past, the museum is built around former coal pits, lime kilns, canal arms, and railway sidings.