ShareBring your picnic and arrive by steam train, the best way to see the peaceful, scenic valley of the River Severn.
The Severn Valley Country Park has over 51 hectares of beautiful countryside, wonderful views and super picnic areas. The Park has been awarded the Green Flag Award making it one of the top parks in the UK.
There is a request stop on the Severn Valley Railway so you can arrive in style. For those who come by car, parking is available at Alveley and Highley. The park is also on the National Cycle Network (Route 45). There is plenty to do at Severn Valley Country Park, with a teashop, play area, toilets, 3 way-marked trails and even an orienteering course.
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