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A family-friendly day out at Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses

Children walking in the woods at Sheringham Park
Enjoy summer in the woods at Kinver | © National Trust Images/Rob Coleman

There's plenty for families to do at Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses, including seasonal trails, natural play and lots of outdoor adventures. Find out what's on and plan your visit.

Book Trail at Kinver Rock Houses

Classic children’s books will be hidden around the Rock Houses site, come along to see if you can spot them!

For £1, enjoy the trail and get a prize at the end to take home.

Summer of Play at the Rock Houses

Play all summer long at the Rock Houses. Free games and play equipment will be available to borrow in the meadow. Challenge friends and family to a team game like football or create a game of your very own!

Join us for nature based events on mini-beast Mondays and weird and wild Wednesdays where you can get stuck in and find out more about the strange creatures that live on Kinver Edge.

Miles of countryside to explore

Set off on your own outdoors adventure across Kinver Edge. There's some steep climbs but plenty of stunning views as your reward. Look out for some natural play areas in the woods. Walk along the tree stump steps or build your very own woodland hideout out of fallen branches. There’s miles of dog-friendly walking trails to choose from. Try out our trails on your bike too. Listen out for birdsong in the woods or collect natural materials to make a wild masterpiece at home. Whizz along the paths and enjoy the views.

Car parks are open daily.

'50 things to do before you're 11¾'

Do you know about the National Trust '50 things to do before you're 11¾'? You can tick off some of the activities while you're at Kinver Edge and the Rock Houes; build a den, create some wild art, explore inside a tree and much more. Kinver is one of the top places to have a go at the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ challenges.

Which will you take on?

Find out more here: 50 things to do before you're 11¾ | Visit | National Trust