Kinver sits just over the Staffordshire border from Stourbridge, and it is the closest real countryside to most of the Black Country. Kinver Edge is a heath-topped sandstone ridge looked after by the National Trust, known for the rock houses cut into its cliffs, which people lived in until the 1960s. The Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal runs through the village, so a campsite here gives you woodland walks and flat towpath cycling straight from your pitch.
Kinver, Staffordshire · About 4 miles west of Stourbridge, roughly a 15-minute drive
A small rural site beside Kinver Edge offering a handful of quirky glamping units plus seasonal camping at selected times. A rustic bar built from reclaimed materials…