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Campervan Spots Near Birmingham.
Hidden beauty spots within 50 miles of Birmingham, found and shared by the Pullover van life community. Sorted by distance.
Cannock Chase, Marquis Drive
Wild AONB heathland with ridge views, ancient forest, and the best deer spotting in the Midlands.
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Elvaston Castle Country Park
5.0 ★ (1 review)
A stunning park, surrounding the amazing Elvaston Castle, which is often open to the public. With shows on nearby too
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St Chad's Water
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Hidden in a spot, near Draycott in Derbyshire- this is a stunning local nature reserve. Built on a former gravel pit.
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Allestree Park
Stunning, 320-acre wide open park, with a 7-acre lake - full of wildlife.
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Dovedale Stepping Stones
A limestone gorge straight out of Tolkien. Pull up, walk ten minutes, and prepare to be speechless.
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Thors Cave, Manifold Valley
A jaw-dropping cave mouth set into a limestone cliff above the Manifold Valley. Free, wild, and genuinely spectacular.
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Belper River Gardens
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Beautifully maintained river gardens with cafe, bandstand and kids play area. It’s a peaceful place to enjoy sitting by the River Derwent and watching the world go by, with the old east mill overlook
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Wyver Lane, Nature Reserve
5.0 ★ (1 review)
Park up at the mill and walk the lane. By the time you reach the hide, the rest of the world has disappeared.
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Sheepwash Car Park- Carsington Water
Stunning views of Carsington, away from the main visitor site
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Alport Heights
Grassy Hill top with extensive valley vistas, picnic spot and old quarry nearby
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Shipley Country Park
Immersive parkland with well maintained paths and offers extensive exploration.
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Shining Cliff Woods
Woodland walks with an interesting history
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StarDisc (Amphitheatre)
A 21st century illuminated (at night) stone circle and celestial amphitheatre
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Waingroves Community Woodland
A little known gem of a well maintained community woodland and parkland
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Hen Cloud
4.0 ★ (1 review)
Stunning views of Tittesworth Reservoir and across Merebrook. Plenty to walk up, across and down.
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Tittesworth Reservoir
A large reservoir with a cafe, nature trail, and bird hides. Ideal for a long lazy stop.
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5 Clouds
3.0 ★ (1 review)
A stunning formation of rocks (five of them) in the shape of clouds overlooking the west and at the end of the roaches
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The Roaches
5.0 ★ (2 reviews)
Free roadside laybys beneath a dramatic gritstone ridge. Wild, free, and utterly brilliant.
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Rowtor Rocks
A gritstone of interlocking natural and manmade tunnels and caverns with carvings, symbols, and pictures. Associated with Druids but not confirmed. It is a place of mystery and magic
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Arbor Low Stone Circle and Gib Hill Barrow
4.0 ★ (1 review)
A well preserved Neolithic henge and burial long Barrow.
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Lumsdale Waterfall and Mill Ruins
Spectacular falls and best preserved water powered industrail archaelogical site
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Nine Ladies Stone Circle and nearby Reform Tower
A small early Bronze Age stone circle, traditionally believed to depict nine ladies turned to stone for dancing on a Sabbath. An historical landmark in England
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Lathkill Dale Waterfall
A gentle limestone-dale fall with crystal-clear water.
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Chrome Hill Pull-in, Hollinsclough
The Dragon's Back ridge above the upper Dove valley. Remote, quiet, and genuinely special.
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