Kinnersley is a quiet spot, and the sort of place where the interest lies in what sits just beyond the village edge rather than in the village itself. Within about two miles you'll find seven places to visit, six places to eat and drink, four activities and three shops, which is a generous spread for somewhere this small. Much of it clusters around Croome, so you can arrive without a fixed plan and still fill an afternoon comfortably. It suits walkers, people who like gardens and parkland, and anyone who wants a day out that doesn't involve queueing or rushing between attractions.
A good few hours might start at The Walled Gardens, where the planting rewards a slow wander, before you pick up one of the marked routes through the parkland. The Park Seat Circular Walk gives you open views and a clear turning point, while the Accessible Walk in Croome's Pleasure Grounds is the gentler option if you'd rather keep things level underfoot. Stop at the Canteen for lunch or coffee when you've earned it, then leave time for Croome Shop on your way back to the car.
See & do
Accessible Walk in Croome's Pleasure Grounds, Croome
Boathouse
Capability Brown Culvert
via nationaltrust.org.uk⚠Conservation Walk, Croome

Dunstall castle
Park Seat Circular Walk, Croome

Severn End
Spring Walk, Croome
The Evergreen Shrubbery

The Grotto

The Walled Gardens
Eat & drink
Shopping
Nearby villages & towns
What's on nearby
Keep exploring
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