Black Country Camping

Campsites: Clent Hills & Halesowen

The Clent Hills rise just south of Halesowen and are one of the most visited open spaces in the West Midlands. The National Trust looks after them. From the top you can see across the Black Country and Birmingham one way and into Worcestershire and the Malverns the other. Campsites around Clent, Belbroughton and Romsley put you minutes from the hills while keeping Halesowen and Stourbridge close for supplies.

1 campsite in Clent Hills & Halesowen

Clent Hills Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Romsley, Worcestershire · About 4 miles south of Halesowen, around 10 minutes by car

A Club site in a quiet valley on Fieldhouse Lane, with footpaths straight from the gate up onto the Clent Hills. Pitches are a mix of sloping grass and level…

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Other areas

Kinver & StourbridgeSandstone ridges, rock houses and canal towpaths on the south-west edge of the Black Country. Wyre Forest & BewdleyAncient woodland and the River Severn, about half an hour from Dudley. Cannock ChaseHeathland, pine forest and mountain-bike trails north of Walsall. Kingsbury & TamworthLakes, flat trails and family days out east of Walsall. Shropshire borderBridgnorth, the Severn valley and the edge of the Shropshire Hills.