The entrance is on the right side of Dixons (little mews). Its a nice and quiet park but unfortunately you need a key to enter the park (I had to wait for someone to open the gate on my way in and on my way out) Also, avoid sitting close to the pool as I saw a big rat and a mouse running near the pool. People confirmed there are lot of rats there.

Just a magical place of serenity and beauty. You can escape and enjoy nature at her finest!

I was approached by a large dog off its lead with its owner. The woman failed to put the dog on the lead after I had requested this. The dog jumped onto me and caused me to be upset along with getting mud on me. She did not have control of her dog. The manager did nothing to help except offering to clean up my clothes but failed to do so. She talked to the woman, helping the woman but not me. The manager told me not to come back, a comment that I found offensive as it is a private park and I was not at fault. This is extremely unprofessional. I am very disappointed at the lack of control in this park. Dogs should be under control if they are to be let off leads as it is unacceptable for this to happen. This is a private park and therefore I feel the need to escalate this. It is supposed to be a safe space. The manager should have done more. The lady should not have been allowed to have her dog with her if she was unable to control it. Where can I make a formal complaint?

On a normal day, the park is a great quiet space to chill out in. The lake is well stocked with fish and I regularly see people landing decent sized carp. There are also tennis courts, a yoga studio on site and an old ice house that's occasionally opened up. Access is through electronic gates, so a key is needed The park is also home to the Moseley Folk Festival and various other events throughout the year. These are very well run and incredibly welcoming

Moseley Art and Folk Festival. Fantastic. Saw Seasick Steve... And other bands... Site really well laid out. Several stages... Great lighting...with Lights in the trees...good sound, Big bar area and another big bay area with great choice of food stalls... Vietnamese and Indian Street food, kebabs, burgers, fish and chips..big area where you can sit in chairs. Friendly people having a great time.

This is a little hidden oasis, now made famous by the hosting of two festivals but a beautiful place for the locals to come all the year round. There is now a yoga studio in situ also.

It is so peaceful and relaxing. Such a beautiful escape. Helped me cope with lockdown

Disappointingly this park is key access only, with the charity that maintains the park charging £60 a year for access. Green spaces should be accessible. Glad that the Bog wasn't too far so we could go there for a day out instead. Looked nice though.

Had a truly amazing Sunday at Moseley Music and Art Festival with my 2 closest lovely girlie friends. The organisation for this event was superb, refillable water drinking stations as no 'single use plastic' which I'm all for. Lots of local eatery stations, plenty of choice although I just love doing picnics so we brought our own food with us. It was perfectly safe to leave our blankets and bags etc on the ground unattended whilst just keeping our debit cards and phones with us whilst we looked around a few times. Had a go at making our own flower 🌼headbands, Morris Dancing and a singing workshop and we really enjoyed all these activities. There was plenty going on to do all around the site and some great poets at Speaker's Corner. Really good sound from the stage and Passenger especially were amazing, Mike Rosenberg really knows how to engage the audience. The weather 😎absolute bliss and fantastic to be in a thin summer dress enjoying the sunshine 🌞in September. My only regret is that we didn't make a weekend of it. Well done Moseley Festival and how lovely that people left no rubbish that I could see of. Next year ......(Photos included don't show people's faces).

Beautiful park. Cute ducklings and some amazing plant life. Just wish it was more easily accessible

First visit and look forward to many more. Beautiful park right in the middle of Birmingham

Great place especially with its yearly folk festival 🙂

Stunning oasis that feels like an escape from city life. Well looked after with fab community events like the light trail, not to mention yoga classes and its infamous Moseley Jazz fest!

Quiet clean and lovely. A hidden gem in the heart of moseley. Well worth the annual fee.

Gates are open to public every Wednesday, even if you don't have the key. Wonderful park, kids love to see the fish and enjoy the wildlife.

Bit disappointed at the fact I walked all that way to go in and then realised you need a membership and a key oh well never mind!

Lots of families enjoying the sunshine but all being respectful of social distancing. Park clean and tidy, as always an absolute pleasure to be a part of.

Such a lovely place to visit! A great place to see the thriving nature, I visited on a couple occasions during there open days every Wednesday and its perfectly beautiful, such a hidden gem to go to in Birmingham, truly gives you a moment of freedom from the busy city.

Lovely place to walk around. A lot of rats though!

I was at the Moseley folk festival. It was a really good atmosphere and good facilities. I just went for the Saturday to see Frank Turner.

Lovely place...just had tree surgery..very muddy..but still lovely and tranquil

A tranquil place to escape the normal pushing and shoving of the day you can just sit down and relax

Tranquil, green, picturesque. A great place to find tranquility and relax. Nicely maintained

Lovely park and you can feed the ducks!

Beautiful place to relax with friends and family

Winterland Wonderland!

Beautiful park in the middle of Moseley. It has lots of Christmas trees decorated by local groups from now until Christmas.

Although the weather was atrocious we had a lovely time walking around the park and pond enjoyed seeing all the decorated Christmas trees

Mostly Jazz Festival is awesome! Great for families; a fantastic local feel... proud to be a Brummie!

Moseley jazz funk and soul festival was brill despite the weather. It was great to hear and see live acts again 😀

Love the park although it is very muddy in parts, a beautiful young Swan was on the pond which was a lovely surprise.

We want for the Moseley Folk Festive and it was great. This private park is a gem for the community and we throughly enjoyed our visit.

Just a flying visit to a local key holder park. I was kindly let in and saw a well kept tidy park. Great pond and various habitats. Well done the locals for looking after it and thanks for letting me out.

Went to UB 40 , all acts were great, but what a great venue. Lots of friendly stewards, very good toilet facilities lots of choice for drinks/food. So easy to get away after, walked straight out onto the bus to hotel in Digbeth, last song to hotel was 20 mins.

Visited for the Folk Festival. Great location, great atmosphere, well organised with friendly staff.

Lovely place and space to chill or to enjoy the Moseley Folk and Arts festival. Lovely day out

Best festival site in Brum. Mosley Folk and Mostly Jazz held here annually, and UB40 Homecoming in 2023. Great times

for what you pay its terrible, however if you do have a key and make the most of it then it is a nice park which is generally tidy and quiet

Mostly Jazz Funk Soul and Moseley Folk are 2 great local events held here.

It's a very beautiful park to spend time there, my x girlfriend has a memoreal bench there we used to go there every Sunday for year's next to the lake, Eddie.

I've known and regularly visited this park for over 40 years and found it a glorious, magical, well-maintained hidden gem. I repeatedly gave it 5 stars. I'm so sorry to report that it now looks tired, exposed and unloved. Walking there today, the tree-lined perimeter enclosing a magical space has largely been eroded. The paths are now more difficult to transit than I ever remember, at any time of year, being muddy, undefined and neglected. What's happened to our park? 😪

Absoloutely beautiful & magical park to be for a gig especially.i went to moseley folk festival september 2022 saw seasick steve who was fantastic all the bands were brilliant in such a beautiful setting to.moseley is a wonderful place to be including the park.you forget your in a city suburb of birmingham.i love it👍🏻

Superb day 1 of the folk fest....Graham Nash, Squeeze to name but a few. Plenty of food traders/stands a good selection of craft beers. Most essential: urinals in abundance!!! 🤣🤣😅😅😅... Great atmosphere and EVERYONE enjoying the day/evening!!

We lived in Moseley in the 1980s and never got to visit the Moseley Park. Thank you Birmingham Heritage Week for giving us the opportunity to visit the Ice House and Park. How beautiful it is and we were surprised how big it is too. Well worth a visit on a Wednesday when access is available.

Possibly the best green space in Birmingham

This is a lovely private park, normally open only to those who pay an annual fee for a key, I was lucky enough to visit this park for a mini festival. There are two well kept toilets by the entrance on the main road and it is fairly easy to find your way around. Well worth a visit it is only open to the public on certain days.

Largish private parkland in the heart of Moseley. Nice nature trees and shrubbery and a fishing lake (a bit neglected) to boot. Newish yoga studio situated near entrance. Very hip and tranquil. Yearly payment to gain access at a reasonable price should you live close by and feel you would benefit

Lovely private park, great for a short walk!

Private park with annual subscription only

Lovely haven in the city

Fantastic place to go with the kids

Lovely!

Serene

The weather wasn't great so it was very muddy underfoot and quite slippery in places as not all paths were clear.

Lovely as always.

We all miss this and we may never know anything like this again. Photos from Public Enemy 2015.

Nice tidy park. Need a fob to get in. Great for dog walking as it's nice and secure. No parking.

Just a lovely green space.

Nice private park, fishing lake, yoga studio and tennis courts £47 yearly membership for park

Peaceful and well cared for. Like a secret garden.

Lovely park a bit scary to find we were locked in🙊

Very nice place, my family enjoyed there!

Beautiful and lots of water birds.

Hidden gem-free entry every Wednesday morning 10am-4pm. Alcester Rd Moseley Birmingham

Beautiful park which is quiet and peaceful. Well kept grounds and lots of beautiful wildlife and nature.

Well kept, delightful.

This place is a real hidden treasure. One of the most beautiful parks I've been to. 😎

Lovely park and well worth getting a key if you are a Moseley resident. Good facilities that are well kept including toilets, tennis courts and a multi-purpose studio. Lots of space in the park itself and it seemed well kept while still seemingly quite natural. A nice mix of benches and and open spaces and lots of nice wildlife to sit and enjoy watching. I know (in normal times) the park hosts some great events as well. Then easy access back to the main road if you want any other amenities.