Black Country Camping

Campsites: Wyre Forest & Bewdley

Wyre Forest is one of the largest areas of ancient woodland in England, stretching west from Bewdley on the River Severn. It's a favourite weekend escape from the Black Country: forest trails, riverside walks, and the Severn Valley Railway's heritage steam trains running between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth. Campsites here range from riverside caravan parks to quiet woodland pitches.

5 campsites in Wyre Forest & Bewdley

Wolverley Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Wolverley, Worcestershire · About 8 miles south-west of Stourbridge, roughly 20 minutes' drive

A long-season Club site in Brown Westhead Park, a short walk from the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. It is a good base for both Kinver Edge to the north and the…

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Hopley's Family Camping

Bewdley, Worcestershire · About 12 miles south-west of Stourbridge, roughly 25 minutes' drive

A family-run site on the Cleobury Road about a mile from Bewdley, mixing tent and caravan pitches with yurt and bell-tent glamping. It has its own street-food…

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Stars and Wild

Severn Valley, near Bewdley, Worcestershire · In the Severn Valley near Bewdley, about 12 miles from Stourbridge

A back-to-basics site with just three pitches: an open meadow pitch for a group of tents, a woodland pitch, and a grass campervan pitch beside the Severn Valley Railway…

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Lickhill Manor Caravan Park

Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire · About 13 miles south-west of Stourbridge, around 30 minutes' drive

A large riverside park of around 65 acres set around a 17th-century manor house on the Severn. Touring pitches are level and landscaped, and a riverside walk leads into…

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Lincomb Lock Caravan Park

Titton, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire · About 14 miles south-west of Stourbridge, roughly 30 minutes' drive

A quieter riverside park next to Lincomb Lock, with south-west-facing touring pitches that are for adults only. It is a short walk along the Severn into Stourport…

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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. 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.