You can walk on to the rifle range and Burlish Top nature reserve from Blackstone Picnic area simply by crossing the main road by the traffic lights and heading up the public footpath and till you go under the bridge. See the pics. Then turn right and go up the track. Follow the path over the top of Burlish Top and down onto the Severn Valley Rail line and onto the rifle range, if you’re brave climb the Devil’s Spitlefield and marvel at the free views of the Safari park and see steam trains chuffing past on the SVR. Wild cows wander and graze below. Just go and experience this place.
Rebecca Williams212 days ago
Excellent location for a number of walks. Plenty of free parking.
Mr Grimsdale273 days ago
Doesn't look as if it has been maintained since 1987 when the bypass was built. Poor signage/missing signs. Poor paths and steps. Very dangerous bridge crossing. Barriers for cars but no provision for pedestrian safety. No picnic tables. Very poor.
Cath Greenwood304 days ago
Good sized free car park, less than 200 from river. Nice walk into Bewdley Town from there (not wheel chair friendly)
Andrew C Jackson334 days ago
Either walk by the river to old Bewdley or cross the road by pedestrian crossing walking past Toll House Cottage where there's a Free Gallery to the Rifle Range and Devils Spade Full Nature Reserve. You may hear Lions roaring 🦁 from Bewdley Safari Park
Sally Howes
Plenty of parking space and very close to the river. A handy spot to use as a start and finish for some lovely and interesting walks.
Secure John2 years ago
Lovely caravan and motorhome site next door. There are no toilet/shower block on the camp site so you need your own facilities. But really close to Bewdley so ideal for West Midlands Safari Park and Seven Valley Steam Railway.
Sarah Davis2 years ago
Free car park with a nice route up to river into bewdley
