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Sutton Park

Sutton Park offers extensive countryside in Sutton Coldfield, with heathland, woods and lakes. Pick a manageable part of the park rather than trying to cover the whole landscape.

Sutton Park

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Why go

The variety of habitats makes the park more than a large green space. Open heathland, ancient woodland, wetlands and marshes sit alongside seven lakes, with grazing cattle and ponies adding to its character. National Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest status reflect the importance of that landscape and its wildlife.

What to look for

  • Seven lakes punctuate a landscape of heathland, woodland and wetlands.
  • Ancient woodland contrasts with the park’s open heath.
  • Cattle and ponies graze within the park.

Useful to know

  • Choose your entrance and a limited walking area before setting out across the park.
  • Check the closing information at your entrance before committing to a longer walk.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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