This was my first visit to this location, and I must say how impressed I was with it. I visited it with my wife, daughters, and two dogs. It was very clean everywhere was, there was no litter, and the dog mess was minimal. So please, dog owners, be responsible and clean up after your poochies and help make it a better place for everyone. I parked by the visitor centre. There were plenty of car parking spaces and plenty more scattered around the park, which is free. There are a couple of toilets at the visitor centre, and I only managed to see ladies/disabled toilets at a nearby cafe. There is a children's play area by the cafe, and if you want to eat in a little more comfort, there is a Toby Carvery near the entrance off Park Road. The paths are pretty accessible if pushing a wheelchair or pushchair. The main routes are tarmac, and all other trails are either grass or dirt tracks, so okay when it's dry, but might be muddy when wet. The site is over 200 acres and well maintained, with many different routes you can take. So, even if it's busy, you barely see anyone. There's a boating lake, where you can hire paddle boats of either 2 or 4 seaters and I believe there might be a bike hire centre, but not sure where that might be, as saw a family riding bikes with West Midlands council logo on them. Overall, it was an excellent place to go for a walk, stroll, hike, bike ride or just a day out.