There is something for everyone at Malvern and Brueton Parks. From the wide open spaces and ornamental lake of Brueton, to the formal gardens and play area of Malvern, you will always find something to enjoy here. You can find our video here!

playground for all ages
a dedicated picnic spot
Brueton Tree Trail
free car parking
local nature reserve
mature woodland
ornamental gardens
ornamental lake
Parkridge Cafe
pond
sensory garden
tennis courts
walking trails

Malvern and Brueton Parks in Solihull

Playground

Refurbished as part of the Playbuilder project, the Malvern end of the park has a great play space. Packed with the latest equipment, it is a great place for kids to just be kids:

ability whirl carousel
birds nest tree net climber
dish roundabouts
junior slide
nest swing
super rope-end swing
toddler swings
toddler zone
trampoline
tunnel and bridge
sandpit
stone Boulders

Lake

Next to the Brueton Park entrance is an ornamental lake with plenty of ducks and geese. There is a path all the way around the lake, and a small shallow stream where dogs and kids like to paddle.

Parkridge Visitor Centre

Opened in 2002, the visitor centre in Brueton Park is managed by the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. It opens at 10am each day, and offers:

tea shop
toilets
adventure play area
education facility
workshops & demonstrations

Secret Garden

If you look really carefully you may find the secret garden, nestled within the woods. There are stools and carvings, created by a local craftsman.

Walking trail

There is a two mile walking trail in Malvern and Brueton Parks organised by Solihull Active.

The Brueton Tree Trail is always popular too, which is home to a number of unique trees such as English Oak, Giant Redwood, Maidenhair and Indian Bean Tree.

Parking

Car Parks open from 8.00am at the following locations: