Bewdley

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Gardens

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Gardens is a small area of 8601 square metres located towards the centre of Bewdley. The main entrance for these Gardens is off the High Street, they can also be accessed through Bewdley Museum and features beautiful ornamental gardens set within a conservation area. We welcome dogs on leads, and please make sure you bring along bags to clear up after your pet. View more information about dog controls in the Wyre Forest district.

Please note that this park is closed in the evening. Opening times are from 8am until 8.30pm (April – September 8.30pm, October – March 5pm)

Facilities and Attractions:

  • Ornamental fish ponds
  • Park enclosed by old listed walls
  • ‘Green Theatre’
  • Orchard Area
  • Informal Play Area

This park is a quiet haven within the centre of the attractive town of Bewdley.

Pond located in beautiful public gardens. The pond is filled with numerous aquatic plants adding to the beauty of the pond.
Pond located in beautiful public gardens. The pond is filled with numerous aquatic plants adding to the beauty of the pond. On the far right side there is a wire sculpture of a dancing person.
A footpath centrally located in beautiful public gardens and ont he left side thereis an orchard of mature trees
An area of the public gardens where a wooden apple core sculpture has been crafted from an old tree trunk.
A beetle sculpture has been created in an old fallen tree trunk within the public gardens
low rise hedges form the formal garden area within the public gardens and borders the winding maze like footpath
A children's games area located int he public gardens
The gardens gateway back to the main high street, with high bricked pre-war walls, dotted across the grassed are mature trees guiding the way tot he gated exit of the gardens.
An outdoor wooden framed theatre located in the far corner of the public gardens. It is green and takes it's name of the Green Theatre. Behind the open-framed theatre are high pre-war walls which providea solid backdrop to the open air theatre.
A tree stump sculpture created from a mature tree trunk cout low to the ground within the grassed area of the ublic gardens.

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We strive to keep our parks safe and looking good. Please help us keep the district a safe, clean and green environment by taking your litter home.

However, if you spot a problem with anything in our parks please let us know by reporting it online via our My Wyre Forest portal.

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