With a lake, woodland areas, mature specimen trees and a Local Nature Reserve, Brueton Park is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream.
Babbs Mill Park was created to Queen Elizabeth’s Silver Jubilee in 1977. The River Cole runs through it, there is a lake and it was designated a Local Nature Reserve in 2002
Small, but perfectly formed and very popular locally. It has some great sporting facilities, including tennis courts and a multi-use games courts
A great spot for a stroll next to the River Cole. There is a circular river walk – part of the Solihull Way – and there are stepping stones to help you across the water
A Green Flag Status park that is perfect for lovers of trees and great for children’s play. The woodland in the park dates back to the 1880s and there is an excellent display of daffodils in Spring
This hilly park with Green Flag Status gives great views across the Midlands. Bring your sledge in the winter or in summer why not explore the wildflower meadows or fascinating heritage trail?
Opened in 1984, this Green Flag Award winning park is lovely to explore on foot and has a great play area to keep the kids busy
This Green Flag Status park has a Local Nature Reserve as well as plenty of play options, including a zip wire – whoosh!
Just across the road from the shops and library take time to relax or play in this well used local park
A hidden gem of green space next to one of the country’s busiest motorways. This park takes in parts of the Festival Way and Solihull Way walks and has a concrete skate park and multi use games court
Come and explore the ornamental pond – just keep an eye out for stray balls from the adjacent Robin Hood golf club!
This Green Flag Status park is one of the newest in the borough. There are some excellent play and skate facilities, woodland areas and plenty of open space to enjoy the great outdoors
Malvern Park is known for its traditional garden features including an herbaceous border and tranquil seating areas.
The ponds, wildflower meadow and fruit orchards here are great for wildlife, while the impressive play area is great for wild kids!
A Green Flag Status park that is just a few minutes walk from Chelmsley Wood shopping centre – well worth a visit to enjoy the lake, woodland or Solihull’s only Adventure Playground
Opened in the 1930s to commemorate King George V’s coronation. Hatchford Brook also runs through the park and there is an area of wet woodland that is great for exploration
A tranquil, hidden secret in the heart of Shirley! Come and enjoy the gardens or play facilities in this Green Flag Status park
A cycle track, pitch and putt, Solihull’s largest skate park, BMX track, recycling facilities and plenty of recreation space in this Green Flag Award winning park
