Hartshill Hayes Country Park

Boxing Day Ramble at Hartshill Hayes Country Park Guided walk with a Ranger, starting at a wonderful viewpoint overlooking 4 counties, followed by a gentle walk along local tracks and the Coventry Canal, before enjoying a warming glass of mulled wine and a mince pie! Please wear strong, sturdy footwear and suitable clothing. Time: 10.30 a.m. to 13.30 p.m. Meet: The Visitor Centre... Cost: Adults £6.00, Children and Concessions £4.00, Family £16.00 (2 Adults and 2 Children) Booking essential – telephone 01827 872660
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A 4 mile circular walk taking in the Warwickshire Countryside. See the four counties from the steep hilltop meadow and the fabulous views over the Anker Valley. Time: 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Meet: The Tea Kiosk Booking Essential – Telephone 01827 872660 Cost: Adults £4.00, Concessions £2.50, Family £8.5

Beautiful autumn colours on display at Hartshill....

Learn how to coppice and undertake one of the oldest forms of woodland management, dating as far back as the Bronze Age. Suitable sturdy footwear required and wet weather clothing if needed. Time: 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Meet: The Tea Kiosk FREE event... Booking essential via Eventbrite, follow link: https://warwickshire.gov.uk/countryparkev ents
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Help the birds this winter by making your own bird feeder to take home with you. We will be using pine cones and a range of natural materials, a family event. It is advisable to wear old clothes. Suitable for children aged 3 years plus who must be accompanied by an adult. Wrap up warm as this event will take place outside. Time: 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Meet: The Tea Kiosk Cost: £4.00 per person... Booking essential via Eventbrite, follow link: https://warwickshire.gov.uk/countryparkev ents
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Back in the summer ranger Chris helped young butterfly enthusiast Rebecca Bailey with what species can be found around the park. She took part in the Butterfly Conservation Big Butterfly Count! Let’s hope she spotted lots this summer!!

There is still time to book on the Minibeast Walk this weekend at Hartshill.

Come and build a den from natural materials found in the woodland. Bring a picnic to eat in your den afterwards. Book On-Line - https://tinyurl.com/yb3nvw5a Or call - 01827 872660

Learn about British Bats and discover which species are living in and around our beautiful woodland and pool at Hartshill Hayes. Hopefully, you’ll see the bats in flight as they search for food. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided. Please wear suitable clothing and strong, sturdy footwear. Book on line - https://tinyurl.com/yb3nvw5a Or call 01827 872660.

Coming soon to Kingsbury Water Park

Wonderful place with wonderful views along the country side. We are so lucky we live nearby and with my business as dog sitting and carer it is a wonderful place for our 4 legged friends to enjoy and run around (as for previous coment we do pick up any mess our wonderful 4 legged friends might do)

We had heard a lot of good reports about Hartshill so decided to visit. The young lady at the tea kiosk was very helpful & friendly. The walk that we chose was lovely & well sign posted, really looking forward to coming back to do others.

We go regularly with our dog and this year have also taken our young Grandson who loves it as much as we do.Exploring the woods and collecting cones and numerous sticks..The bluebells are lovely.Only £2 to park.Cafe is open weekends and holidays I think.Only downside is that after clearing up after your dog in the woods there are no bins to place the bag so have to carry bags all the way back to near the park..A great wooded area for families.A lovely children's park near the car park also.

Views are fantastic, and the wooded walks lovely. I have seen Muntjac deer early in the morning. Plenty of Tawny Owls late at night. Bluebells are lovely in the Spring. Can be combined with a nice canalside walk, if you choose to go through the Hayes and into St. Lawrence's Wood, and over the meadows to Quarry Lane bridge.

Really beautiful park filled with Bluebells and it was clean too which is lovely. Found this park by mistake to be honest and was truly a lucky find � People and dogs in park were also friendly and nice .

Really beautiful bluebells. Fab walk & park for kids & had a lovely walk. Shame coffee/ice cream kiosk was shut by 3.30 on bank holiday Monday.

Love taking the family here for a good ramble and finish off with a hot drink from the lovely lady at the little shop.

Love coming to Hartshill Hayes early in the mornings to let my 8mth old springer have a good run around, lovely views and very well kept.

Great park to walk around in peace and quiet. Took our two noisy monkeys with us and they enjoyed the walk and the play area. Plenty of places to sit dotted around to give the little ones a rest. Only £2 to park and you could spend a good few hours walking around to explore it all.

Beautiful woodland walks, stunning when the bluebells are out. Be warned that, if you don't follow a marked route, your short walk can turn into a long hike, as we discovered recently! Paths split and main route not always clear. Could do with a few more route signs for those without a map. Walks are not flat so take advice from the office if you have a pushchair or wheelchair. Can be a bit muddy in places but rarely bad. A lot of tree management going on when we last went. Nice children's play area near car park. There is an open hillside with good views if you just want a good picnic spot. Loos by car park when open. Reasonable pay and display parking. A beautiful spot. Love it there.

Beautiful place. We love to come here with the kids no matter what the weather is like. Kids love to go on a 'bear hunt' through the woods

A lovely trip for all ages no matter what you want to do. Been so many times and lots of wildlife to see.

A lovely place for kids, dogs and adults. Plenty of places to walk and great views. We got a little lost on the paths but luckily we had a map and used the markers to work out where we were.

Took the grandchildren to do some 'den building' they had a great time, lovely place for them to run around and some great views

Safe and healthy way to spend a Sunday morning or afternoon, ambling in the woods walking the dog , great views of surrounding country side then have a drink from the nice ladies who are pleased to serve you

Nothing special. park area had dog poop in. planned a walk along one off the routes not that well marked out so ended up back at the park

It us to be a lovely walking round there with the dogs but it's spoilt now by mountain bikers racing round a course they've made by spray painting arrows on the trees it won't be long before somebody's seriously injured or worse, it's time they clamped down on it.

I used to go all the time with my eldest and was always lovely. Been today with a pushchair which was the worst decision ever. Paths all overgrown with 10ft high bushes and stinging nettles, which doesnt look like its seen a gardener for years. Paths not signposted well which ended with us going up a high rocky hill which we thought we would get stuck or even worse and to top it all off, there was a massive fly infestation all over the park. Unless its taken care of by a gardener and the paths are easily visible and better signposted, i wont b back.

My daughter has been walking her dogs there this afternoon and one was attacked by a German Shepherd dog. He came back for a second go and nearly had my daughter ( who is an adult). . Claims he has only had it 3 months. It is a danger to all. It could have been a child. The police were called but it seems if it had bitten her then they would have done some thing. So beware, if seen keep your dogs and kids close to you.

Wonderful place with wonderful views along the country side. We are so lucky we live nearby and with my business as dog sitting and carer it is a wonderful place for our 4 legged friends to enjoy and run around (as for previous coment we do pick up any mess our wonderful 4 legged friends might do)

We had heard a lot of good reports about Hartshill so decided to visit. The young lady at the tea kiosk was very helpful & friendly. The walk that we chose was lovely & well sign posted, really looking forward to coming back to do others.

We go regularly with our dog and this year have also taken our young Grandson who loves it as much as we do.Exploring the woods and collecting cones and numerous sticks..The bluebells are lovely.Only £2 to park.Cafe is open weekends and holidays I think.Only downside is that after clearing up after your dog in the woods there are no bins to place the bag so have to carry bags all the way back to near the park..A great wooded area for families.A lovely children's park near the car park also.

Views are fantastic, and the wooded walks lovely. I have seen Muntjac deer early in the morning. Plenty of Tawny Owls late at night. Bluebells are lovely in the Spring. Can be combined with a nice canalside walk, if you choose to go through the Hayes and into St. Lawrence's Wood, and over the meadows to Quarry Lane bridge.

Really beautiful park filled with Bluebells and it was clean too which is lovely. Found this park by mistake to be honest and was truly a lucky find � People and dogs in park were also friendly and nice .

Really beautiful bluebells. Fab walk & park for kids & had a lovely walk. Shame coffee/ice cream kiosk was shut by 3.30 on bank holiday Monday.

Love taking the family here for a good ramble and finish off with a hot drink from the lovely lady at the little shop.

Love coming to Hartshill Hayes early in the mornings to let my 8mth old springer have a good run around, lovely views and very well kept.

Great park to walk around in peace and quiet. Took our two noisy monkeys with us and they enjoyed the walk and the play area. Plenty of places to sit dotted around to give the little ones a rest. Only £2 to park and you could spend a good few hours walking around to explore it all.

Beautiful woodland walks, stunning when the bluebells are out. Be warned that, if you don't follow a marked route, your short walk can turn into a long hike, as we discovered recently! Paths split and main route not always clear. Could do with a few more route signs for those without a map. Walks are not flat so take advice from the office if you have a pushchair or wheelchair. Can be a bit muddy in places but rarely bad. A lot of tree management going on when we last went. Nice children's play area near car park. There is an open hillside with good views if you just want a good picnic spot. Loos by car park when open. Reasonable pay and display parking. A beautiful spot. Love it there.

Beautiful place. We love to come here with the kids no matter what the weather is like. Kids love to go on a 'bear hunt' through the woods

A lovely trip for all ages no matter what you want to do. Been so many times and lots of wildlife to see.

A lovely place for kids, dogs and adults. Plenty of places to walk and great views. We got a little lost on the paths but luckily we had a map and used the markers to work out where we were.

Took the grandchildren to do some 'den building' they had a great time, lovely place for them to run around and some great views

Safe and healthy way to spend a Sunday morning or afternoon, ambling in the woods walking the dog , great views of surrounding country side then have a drink from the nice ladies who are pleased to serve you

Nothing special. park area had dog poop in. planned a walk along one off the routes not that well marked out so ended up back at the park

It us to be a lovely walking round there with the dogs but it's spoilt now by mountain bikers racing round a course they've made by spray painting arrows on the trees it won't be long before somebody's seriously injured or worse, it's time they clamped down on it.

I used to go all the time with my eldest and was always lovely. Been today with a pushchair which was the worst decision ever. Paths all overgrown with 10ft high bushes and stinging nettles, which doesnt look like its seen a gardener for years. Paths not signposted well which ended with us going up a high rocky hill which we thought we would get stuck or even worse and to top it all off, there was a massive fly infestation all over the park. Unless its taken care of by a gardener and the paths are easily visible and better signposted, i wont b back.

My daughter has been walking her dogs there this afternoon and one was attacked by a German Shepherd dog. He came back for a second go and nearly had my daughter ( who is an adult). . Claims he has only had it 3 months. It is a danger to all. It could have been a child. The police were called but it seems if it had bitten her then they would have done some thing. So beware, if seen keep your dogs and kids close to you.