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Morton Stanley Park

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The park

The 95 acres of Morton Stanley Park offer a rich mosaic of natural habitats and things to do, amidst a historic landscape of open mown grass, veteran trees and mature hedgerows.

Did you know? Before it was a park, the land was a farm and cottage owned by local industrialist William Morton Stanley (1840-1924).

Morton Stanley, local needle maker turned full time farmer, left it in his will to be ‘used and applied at all times hereafter as a Park for the use of the inhabitants of the Urban district of Redditch and the Parish of Webheath and to be called the Morton Stanley Park’.

Rich ponds, remnant orchards and managed wildflower meadows complement the rich views, with the distant Malvern's to the west and Walkwood Coppice to the south, complete with woodland walks.

Main features

  • Toilets and café
  • Classic views and walks
  • Equipped play areas
  • Skate park
  • Zip wires (please note the seats for the zip wires may be removed during winter so the grass can recover)
  • Turnfly (an inverted, rotating see-saw!)
  • Grass football pitches
  • Woodland walks

Brand new toilets and café

We're delighted to open a brand new café offering light refreshments, and toilets, in Morton Stanley Park.

From Nov 1st the café and toilets open from 9am until 4pm Thursday to Sunday only

Morton Stanley Park Cafe and Toilets


Redditch Citizen Science

Biodiversity Project

Help us discover and record the plants and wildlife living in your local parks. From the largest trees to the smallest insects, join us in a project to monitor local biodiversity

Find out more about the diversity project here


Our Management Plan

Here's how we manage Morton Stanley Park


Getting here

Morton Stanley Park is off Green Lane, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 5QA, which is the nearest postcode for sat-nav. Please follow the road signs when you get there.

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