Oak Deer Country Park
Burntwood, Staffordshire · About 5 miles from Walsall
A small rural site in Hixon with grass and hardstanding pitches and optional electric hook-ups. There is a field for exercising dogs, and you can walk for miles along…
Campsites: Wolverhampton & Walsall
The northern half of the Black Country is mostly town, but its edges hold country parks, canal networks and a handful of camping spots. These are the closest options for anyone who wants a night under canvas without a long drive, or who needs a base for events in the area.
1 campsite in Wolverhampton & Walsall
Other areas
Dudley & HimleyThe closest pitches to the heart of the Black Country.
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.
Lichfield, Tamworth & KingsburyLakes, canals and family days out east of Walsall.
South Staffordshire & east ShropshireFarm campsites and quiet lanes just west of Wolverhampton.
Stourport & KidderminsterGeorgian canal basins and riverside caravan parks on the Severn.
Worcester & DroitwichRiverside and canal-side camping near the cathedral city.
Solihull & north WarwickshireEstates, canals and farm sites on the south-east edge of Birmingham.
Telford & IronbridgeThe Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and the Wrekin.
Stafford & PenkridgeCanal-side villages and farmland north of Wolverhampton.
Shropshire borderBridgnorth, the Severn valley and the edge of the Shropshire Hills.