Shrawley Wood

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Shrawley Wood

Discover the hidden gem of Shrawley Wood

Situated near the banks of the River Severn, to the north of Worcester, Shrawley Wood is peaceful and picturesque.

Known locally as ‘Bluebell Wood’ it unsurprisingly, has a fantastic showing of bluebells and other spring wildflowers - it is a real treat to visit in April or May.

Shrawley Wood is the largest area of small-leafed lime tree woodland in the country and so is designated as a site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

Explore the stepping stones across Dick Brook in the north or discover the ancient site of Shrawley Castle on Oliver’s Mount in the south.

Shrawley Wood is a real jewel of the Worcestershire countryside.

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We are establishing a 'Friends of Shrawley Wood' volunteer group. Find out more and sign up.

At a glance

A range of walking paths run through the woodland, but these are not waymarked. We recommend using an OS map to find your way.
There is no public parking area at Shrawley Wood.

Things to do

Walking at Shrawley Wood

Walking in Shrawley is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore one of the area’s most beautiful woodlands.

There are a range of paths that run through the woodland.

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Winding path through the mature woodland

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