Nanny's Rock — Attraction in South Staffordshire

A great little cave just off the beaten track. If you want to go solo or with a loved one I'd suggest avoiding the weekends like the hot plague. Quite a few people in and out and a man who peed in there with his son. So keep your shoes on even if the sand inside looks inviting. Besides this it's beautiful. Great for pictures, and when I came on a weekday off peak times there were no visitors at all, just me and a few others who were with me for the hour or so we decided to bask in there. Nature at its finest, mysterious and...

Steeped in folklore and in the beautiful surroundings of Kinver Edge (National Trust), Nanny's Rock offers simple views over the surrounding woodlands. Reputedly carved into the sandstone rockface and the dwelling of Meg-a-Foxhole, (if memory serves me) it has over the years been subject to countless people carving names into the soft stone, only adding to the local...

Great cave! Kids had a lot of fun. We parked next to the rock houses carpark, walked up to the cliff edge, then follow the red path for a while and when I saw on the map we were on top of Nanny's Rock, we took the path down (it's a bit steep but totally doable with young kids) Great...