Lickey End Recreation Ground
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The park
Lickey End Recreation Ground is a small 6.12 acre park situated on the outskirts of Lickey End, Bromsgrove; next to the B4096 Alcester Road.
As well as being a well-used recreation area, the park holds a valuable array of habitats and endangered species such as Water Voles.
What the park has to offer
- The site is well accommodated, with a small car park suitable for approximately 18 cars.
- There is a well-equipped playground suitable for toddlers and Juniors which was refurbished in spring 2024.
- Two Junior football pitches with changing rooms. Supporting the Catshill Football Club “Wildcats” Girls under 5’s to under 18’s.
- Outdoor Gym Equipment.
- Small hard standing ball court area.
- Plenty of green open space suitable for recreational activities and picnicking.
- Benches around the park.
- Short walks around the recreation ground and through the 1.3 acre woodland.
- Links to a network of public footpaths beyond the park out towards Burcot around Lickey End Village.
- Spadesbourne Brook runs along the edge of the park and provides an important habitat for Water Voles.
Barbecues are restricted. Here's barbecue restriction information.
Getting here
Lickey End Recreation Ground is on Alcester Road, Bromsgrove.
Management plan
You can refer to our full Lickey End Recreation Ground management plan here.
Contact us
Contact our Parks and Open Spaces team here.
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