Great historical location for a lovely easy walk. Hatton Arms Pub and Hatton Locks café are close by and both are excellent for refreshments! Car park can get busy and it now has a “pay by App” option

Carpark easy access for motorhome, pleasant walk down to the bottom lock, 2.2m then back for lunch a the great little café. Really good food, reasonably priced. Beer if you want too.

Very peaceful place to visit. Watching boats going up and down the locks is very interesting. It looks like a work out for the people opening the gates and winding the handles!

What a beautiful walk. So dog friendly. Also stop at the Hatton Arms for a well deserved drink after.

Great place to pull into, unfortunately the cafe was closed when we called, but it's still winter so understandable. All kept lovely and tidy. Plenty of parking space (out of season anyway!). Lovely dragon fly sculpture. Having lived on a narrowboat for 5 years we called in on our way past - reliving this flight - which is probably the hardest one in the 2000 miles of canal/river network, there it. The locks are wide, and the paddles really tough going .. 21 locks ... flipping hard hard work. But lovely walks etc

Wonderful walk and cafe on site. Very reasonable car park fee too. No complaints here 👌

Nice place to visit for a walk. Turn up early though, as parking is very limited.

A beautiful place to take a stroll,stopping for a coffee to break up your walk. Whith places to sit and take in the scenery. Great to see the narrow boats going through the locks, those on board waving to you as they go by. So if you are in need of some fresh air and a cheery smile , you know where to go.🚶‍♀️

Enjoyable afternoon walking at Hatton Locks. A picturesque part of Warwickshire, particularly when weather is good! Easy parking and nice slightly undulating walk along length of Locks. Lots of opportunities to see canal boats traversing the locks as well as local wildlife. There is a pub in middle of trail near car park but did not visit on this occasion. Hatton Country Park is also in vicinity if you wanted to combine visiting both places for an afternoon out.

Well worth a stop if you are close by. Luckily we saw a barge pass through the locks otherwise it wouldn't have been so interesting..for me anyway! Didn't use the cafe so can't comment on that. Parking was ok, I bet it gets full in high season tho. July 23: £2 for 2 hours. Had a nice chat to the volunteers working the locks and they were happy to share their knowledge.

Close to A46 so drop off here for a relaxing walk part way through our travels. £2 car park and there is a cafe.

This is a quite and beautiful place, free entry but few pounds parking fee, kind of a good choice for daily walk. But nothing very interesting, I may not visit there again in the following years.

Such a beautiful place to walk, lovely cafe that serves dog friendly ice cream! Great food too. Theres also toilets. The scenary is just beautiful. You could walk for miles. Parking is only 3.50 for all day, very reasonable price. We have been here a few times. Lovely day out for all.

Great place to visit. You can walk along the path next to the canal, about 2 and a half miles each way. 22 locks to see.

Lovely place to go for a small walk, picnic and feed some ducks. Everyone is always friendly, many people walking their dog. There is a pub near by for a more substantial meal but there is a café right on the canel for a nice bite to eat. It is on a hill (hence the lock) but it is not very steep so young kids can do it easy.

Great place to go for a walk, just sit in the charming little cafe, or have a meal at the Hatton Arms close by. Well worth a visit...

Excellent experience through the locks on our narrow boat FURY with a 'lock buddy' showing the perfect way to double up and save time.

My wife and I had a lovely walk with the dog, walked down to the bottom lock then up to the small cafe at the top, the dog was most welcome into the cafe where we had a bite to eat & a coffee each.

Beautiful area, quiet, pretty lovely walks and a really nice cafe with outside seating to while away the time, especially in the heat we've had, it is shady near the cafe and canal side which was a welcome sight with our dog while here on holiday.

A wonderful few hours just walking the locks and speaking to locals who work there, defo worth a visit is the cafe food was lovely a slight wait due to it being busy but food all cooked fresh. If you drive there it is only £3 to park for the day. Well worth a visit even though you might think it's your thing it's a magnificent feet of engineering.

Intimidating but fun. It took us about 4 hours to ascend to the top. Hard work but you are rewarded at the summit by breathtaking countryside and a good pub (The Hatton Arms) serving local ales and traditional pub fare. Lots of wildlife in the area and a calming rural feel.