Black Country Camping

Campsites: Kingsbury & Tamworth

Kingsbury Water Park sits just over the Warwickshire border, east of Walsall and Sutton Coldfield. Its lakes were made from flooded gravel pits, and the park now has walking and cycling loops, fishing and bird hides. Tamworth and Drayton Manor are close by. It's the easiest getaway for anyone on the Walsall and Wednesbury side of the Black Country, with level, easy-going paths that suit young children and bikes.

1 campsite in Kingsbury & Tamworth

Kingsbury Water Park Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Bodymoor Heath, near Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire · About 13 miles east of Walsall, roughly 25 minutes' drive

An all-year Club site next to Kingsbury Water Park, with flat walks and cycle routes around its many lakes. Pitches include grass, hardstanding and jumbo options, and…

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Other areas

Kinver & StourbridgeSandstone ridges, rock houses and canal towpaths on the south-west edge of the Black Country. Clent Hills & HalesowenOpen hilltops with views back over the whole 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. Shropshire borderBridgnorth, the Severn valley and the edge of the Shropshire Hills.