Hazelwell Park
🏟 Playground & park · Stirchley, Birmingham
Hazelwell Park
A grassy riverside park in Stirchley with an enclosed children's play area, on the Rea Valley Cycle Route.
🕑 Opening & entry
🌱 Open daily, dawn to dusk · Free · No booking needed
About Hazelwell Park
Hazelwell Park is a local green space in Stirchley, south Birmingham, managed by Birmingham City Council. The park is largely open grassland that slopes uphill from the River Rea, and it is served by the Rea Valley Cycle Route, which runs through the bottom of the park, making it a handy stop for families out on the cycle trail. For younger visitors there is an enclosed children's play area. The park borders the Hazelwell allotments, and because of its position close to the river it is prone to flooding. As a neighbourhood park it suits a local play session, a walk or a ride along the Rea Valley rather than a full day out, and it forms part of the chain of green spaces along the river corridor through Stirchley and the surrounding area.
⭐ What makes this place special
- Enclosed children's play area
- Open grassland
- Rea Valley Cycle Route
🏞 Facilities
- Free entry
🧒 Ages & play
- Enclosed children's play area
📍 Nearby places to play
- Kings Heath Park · approx 0.6 miles · Kings Heath
- Highbury Park · approx 1.0 miles · Moseley
- Billesley Common · approx 1.2 miles · Billesley
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❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Hazelwell Park free?
Yes. Hazelwell Park is a free, public park managed by Birmingham City Council.
What's in the playground at Hazelwell Park?
There is an enclosed children's play area within the park.
Are there toilets or a cafe at Hazelwell Park?
We could not verify public toilets or a cafe on site from official sources.
Where is Hazelwell Park?
It is in Stirchley, south Birmingham, near Hazelwell Lane, and the Rea Valley Cycle Route runs through it.
Can I reach Hazelwell Park on the Rea Valley cycle route?
Yes. The Rea Valley Cycle Route runs through the bottom of the park, so it is easy to reach by bike or on foot along the river.