Activities at Haughmond Hill

Visitor information

How to find us

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Sat Nav Postcode:

SY4 4PW

Newport Road, Shrewsbury

By Car

Please ensure if following Sat Nav include ‘ Haughmond Hill Car Park’ SY4 4PW in your search as the postcode alone will direct you to residential housing.

Follow the B5062 (Sundorne then Newport Road) out of Shrewsbury. At the brow of the hill, after the Abbey turn right. The car park is on the right after the quarry.

OS Grid Ref

SJ 545 147

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Parking and prices

Pay for your parking with debit/credit card, Google Pay/Apple Pay or use the RingGo app.

Please note: Automated number plate recognition (ANPR) is in operation. Find out more here.

Visit often? Members park for free. Buy Haughmond Hill membership now for £40 to simply park and go while supporting your favourite forest. Or choose to buy a Forestry England national membership for £8 a month (£96 a year, annual contract applies) and enjoy visiting forests all over the country, including nearby Cannock Chase Forest and Delamere Forest. Membership covers the whole household.

Members: This site has barrierless ANPR. You do not need to display your membership car disc here, your number plate will be recognised. Please visit Manage My Membership if you need to update your vehicle registrations. Only one vehicle is permitted per visit. Free parking for Forestry England national members and Haughmond Hill members only.

Parking Charges

The money you pay for parking helps us to look after the forests. Read how

Cars
Up to 2 hours	£2.50
Up to 4 hours	£4.80
All day	£5.50

Minibuses
All day	£10.00

Additional information

Number of accessible parking spaces: 6

Card payments accepted

Accessible parking available (charges apply)

Pay by phone available

Facilities and access

Pre-visit access information

Visit our access information page from the link below.

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Accessible toilet
Assistance dogs welcome
Cafe
Dogs allowed
Easy access trail
Picnic area
Toilets

A family sitting on a bench looking at a view on top of a hill

Things to do

Activities at Haughmond Hill

A man walking with a stick on a trail through a forest

Walking trails at Haughmond Hill

Woman walking through the forest towards sunbeams

Wellbeing trail at Haughmond Hill

A woman pushing a pram along a trail in a forest

Corbet easy access trail at Haughmond Hill

Aerial photo showing a trail winding its way through the trees

parkrun at Haughmond Hill

A family having a picnic on a blanket on top of a hill, looking at the view.

Picnics at Haughmond Hill

Illustration of a witch and a cat flying on a broomstick across the night sky.

Room on the Broom trail at Haughmond Hill

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Winding path through the mature woodland

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