Best places: Things to dos in Willenhall, United Kingdom

Spacious Hindu temple with many shrines, hosting regular events & pre-booked guided tours.

Exploration of life in an 1850s iron-working town, with a coal seam, forge, steam engine & shops.

2000 acres of parkland with bike/bridle paths and lakes, for walking, jogging, cycling and angling.

👍👍 First time here dogs had a big run around one of the fields. Field was very clean and secure. They had everything there needed as well as extras. Booked again already. Got home dogs burnt all there energy can't wait next visit.

Popular attraction featuring boat tours through the region's canal & tunnel network.

Free to visit bird-rich woodland, water and meadow nature reserve with 2 farms and walking trails.

A historic public park with formal gardens, children's play area, lido and outdoor fitness trail.

Outdoor action in 660 acres of woods, farmland, lakes and streams with hiking and biking trails.

Seasonal activities include a splash-pad play area & floral displays at this large public park.

Elizabethan farmhouse, where King Charles II hid in 1651, with a typical knot garden and a cafe.

Parkland area with a reservoir and a heritage railway, plus bird watching, walking and cycling.

👍👍 Absolutely amazing a fun place for my little one he had so much fun today. Love how clean & tidy the soft play area is & how very friendly the staff were upon arriving through out & leaving. Amazing food selections for children & adults 😋 i have to also say the coconut & raspberry cake was super yu...

Calm green space, created to commemorate WWI casualties, with a fishing pond, woodland & bandstand.

Cozy museum devoted to the region's leather trade, with crafting exhibits & a period workshop.

Preserved railway line running steam and diesel train trips from its Victorian station headquarters.

👍👍 Sutton park is wonderful to walk with your family, to have picnics in summer and to enjoy a weekend.

Museum with a collection of old cars, buses & other vehicles, plus transportation memorabilia.

Grassy park with playing fields for cricket & football, plus a cycle route & picnic area.

Tree-filled park (with one believed to date from 1605) with walking trails and a football pitch.

👍👍 Beautiful place. Saw lots of birds including a nuthatch. And squirrels everywhere. Cafe very nice too. Good food and lovely coffee.