Bodenham Arboretum in Wyre Forest

Really nice place to visit. We had perfect weather for it but imagine it will be nice any weather. Most flowers and blossom hadn’t come out but was still amazing. They have a good sized car park and easy access to the visitor centre. There are lots of easy tracks to follow with plenty of benches. The afternoon teas looked amazing so we will definitely be returning for one in the near future.

Fantastic return visit to Bodenham Arboretum. Another great walk around, especially loved Boris who we missed first time round. The baby donkey had grown so much but was still so cute. The piglets had also grown but were running around keeping me entertained!!! The highlight was the carvery lunch that we'd booked. That was my favourite ever carvery and I made space for dessert too. 10/10 for definite. The staff were fantastic too, made us feel very welcome. All in all, brilliant!

A lovely place, but seems a little expensive for what it is. Some cute baby animals in spring. They now do a carvery on Sunday! There are more walks than it seems, so worth getting a map. It can be muddy, and slippery if you try to avoid it. Always wear wellies.

First time visitor, certainly won't be the last. Had a really great day there is something for everyone here. Bodenham Wood is a place full of adventure, beautifully natural but well looked after. The children loved the freedom to explore nature at its best. For the less agile there are plenty of easy reach places to sit and admire the beauty around the big lake or see the animals around the farm 🚜. Its a place for all seasons we went Sunday when the wassailing event was on, the children loved the ceremony of returning bread to the trees to bring on good harvest and renewal, the beginning of the end of winter. Even the weather played its part, sunshine 🌞 clear sky's and relatively mild for a January day.

Beautiful place for a walk! We took our baby and dog and its the only place wa drive away from us where both can enjoy a day out together that involves a farm! There's plenty if eslks/routes you can choose. The main walk from visitor centre to farm is a psgh suitable for all including pushchairs and wheelchairs.There are toilets and the restaurant, although the only downside was you aren't allowed inside or even in the additional setting cabin with a dog, meaning we had to sit outside on a chilly day after fetching a highchair for our baby in order to enjoy a drink and lunch.Would be perfect if they could at least make the additional seating area dog friendly.

Absolutely amazing, everytime I attend! I took my partner and little one down for the giant walk and the pumpkin walk recently and not only was the place amazing but staff were incredibly friendly and really approachable! And for them to be able to do that whilst running a working farm is beyond brilliant!

Had a brilliant day today, they had the Halloween Pumpkin walk on. Was well worth the entry fee to participate and Staff / Volunteers were lovely.

Love visiting here. Have different trails on for children throughout the year. Lots of open space, amazing scenery. Good place to spend a few hours. Dog friendly

Great place to visit, you can visit the cafe/restaurant for free that offers meals or cakes and coffee or tea but a charge to visit the vast arboretum.Don't bother going though if you are vegetarian!!!!! They only do bacon or sausage breakfast sandwiches NO vegetarian or vegan option and other snacks during they day don't sound appealing.So 5 guests I was with all ate but me as a vegetarian had no suitable choice.

Lovely drive to and from the Arboretum, friendly staff and a lovely place for lunch or just coffee and cake. Walking through the gardens is peaceful and stroking the donkeys is a real must. Good map of what to see and where to go. Every turn has a new aspect. Quaint little bridges and islands too. All most enjoyable in any season.