Lickey Hills Playground
📍 Birmingham, West Midlands
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Natural adventure playground in Lickey Hills Country Park featuring a zip wire, rock climbing structures, slides, swings, and monkey bars. Challenging terrain makes it best suited to school-age children rather than toddlers.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for school-age children (7+) who want physical challenge in a natural woodland setting. The zip wire delivers real speed and the rock climbing structures are genuinely demanding. Toddlers need close supervision given the uneven surfaces and open equipment.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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art Mccrory
5 years ago
“The whole site is great and the playground is really nice too. There's lot of slides, swings and monkey bars. Theres also a zip wire that's got quite a kick to it, as I discovered when "testing it." It's probably not the best place to take younger kids. We took our toddler on a day when it was empty apart from us and she struggled with the uneven surfaces a bit. There are baby swings though and they are really good.”
Hannah Warwick
5 years ago
“Honestly loved this place. Absolutely empty on a Friday at 18.30pm, my kids had the whole area to themselves. It was enchanting yet peaceful, we enjoyed climbing the rock structure, balancing on trunks over the ditch, playing in the park and climbing the rocky hill. Next time we will bring the bikes and a football and spend a afternoon here.”
Elaine “Burfy” Burford
5 years ago
“Nature, easy to difficult paths, depending on your fitness. Cafe serving hot drinks and currently limited selection, but tea and (naughty) sausage sarnie were delicious. All good”
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Based on Google review tagsSwings
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Cafe
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Play area
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Park
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Overview
Lickey Hills Playground sits within the country park and offers natural play equipment including a zip wire with significant momentum, rock climbing structures, slides, swings, and monkey bars. The uneven terrain and absence of safety barriers on several pieces of equipment suit older, more confident children. A cafe on-site has variable opening hours and a sparse menu. The wider park offers trails for cycling and walking.
