Baggeridge Country Park — Attraction in South Staffordshire

Went for a Sunday stroll with a friend and it was super busy here with families, dog walkers, cyclists and people out for a walk like myself. Baggeridge is a lovely country park and has a recently updated playground for children. The playground is currently being staffed by people monitoring the number of uses for COVID reasons. There is a sign that suggests maximum 30 minutes usage which, if I had have taken my two children, would not have been sufficient. I don't know how regimented that rule is so don't quote me. Cafe (hut like shack) for takeaway drinks and snacks were open. I'm not sure if there were toilet facilities as I didn't need them and didn't spot them. Car park is extremely busy and so are the local side streets. The ground can be uneven at times and it was quite muddy in places. All in all it was a lovely walk despite the chilly weather and would definitely recommend...

Lovely local park!

Parking is just £3.50 for the whole day, making it a great spot for a relaxed visit. It takes around 45 minutes for a round-trip walk to Himley Hall, which is a nice addition to your visit if you’re up for a stroll.

The park itself is beautiful, with a peaceful pond full of ducks and plenty of scenic walking paths to explore in different directions. There are lots of perfect picnic spots scattered around, ideal for a family day out or a quiet afternoon.

I haven’t had the chance to try the mini railway yet, but it looks like fun and is definitely on my list for next time!

There’s also a charming local shop where you can grab hot drinks, cakes, sandwiches, and even ice cream. On a cold day, a hot chocolate really hits the spot while walking around.

A lovely, well-kept place to enjoy...

Good for families , 2.70 to park all day. Toilets and café. Play park and ride on train at weekends, donation to ride. Cafe sells nets for kids to use at the ponds. You can walk to Himley hall 3/4 mile, we biked to there, mountain biking tracks around the area too. Lots of paths to walk and areas to explore, woods meadows, etc, very nice area in the country side. We also saw kingfisher and heron by one pool. Re Visited may bank hol 2025 and a nice traction engine was on show and the little train was running. free parking for blue badge. Disabled toilet (radar key). Did think that £ 5 for cheesy chips was a bit steep. Lots of benches dotted about. Most paths OK for pushchairs, seem were steep but lots of different routes to chose from so can be avoided. New table tennis table - own...