Kingsford Forest Country Park
Explore 200 acres of woodland and heathland in this Worcestershire based forest park. Terrain in the park consists of hills and cliffs, with sandy paths crossing the area. The park has 4 waymarked trails of varying lenghts to explore. The route below also visits the National Trust owned Kinver Edge. This woodland sandstone ridge offers dramatic views across surrounding counties and miles of heathland walking.
Kingsford park is located about four miles west of Stourbridge, and four miles north of Kidderminster. There are three great options for continuing your walk through this lovely part of England. The Staffordshire Way, the North Worcestershire Path, and the Worcestershire Way all run past the park.
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Kingsford Country Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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Kingsford Country Park Open Street Map 
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Kingsford Country Park OS Map 
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Kingsford Country Park Open Street Map 
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Dog Walking
As you can imagine the forest trails are ideal for dog walking so you'll probably see plenty of other owners with their pets on your visit.
Further Information and Other Local Ideas
The circular Kidderminster Canal Walk visits the park from the nearby town. It first follows the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal to Kinver before heading up to Kinver Edge and then descending into the adjacent Kingsford Forest Country Park. At the end of the route there's a fine canalside pub to enjoy too.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Trail view 1
Trail view 2
Picnic area by Blakeshall car park. Kingsford Forest Park contains 200 acres of mixed woodland and heathland. It is in the northwest of Worcestershire. Just over the county border in Staffordshire is Kinver Edge and the village of Kinver. By the Blakeshall car park is this small wooded picnic area with several picnic tables.
Dog walking in Kingsford Forest Park. The attractive Kingsford Forest Park is popular with many different types of visitor. These include walkers, naturalists, bird spotters, cyclists, horse riders, dogs and their walkers. Here two dogs take their human companion for a brisk trot. They are walking on the Horse Route as can be seen by the evidence in the foreground.
This footpath leads out of the forest and onto Blakeshall Lane.
There are a number of parking areas at the site. This one is the Blakeshall Lane Car Park.