April and May are a wonderful time of year as bluebells start to appear in woodlands in Warwickshire. Ancient forests are transformed with an enchanting carpet of vibrant purple flowers. It is magical to go for a bluebell walk in the Warwickshire at this time.
The wonderful photo showcased here was taken by Alexandra Tandy Photography.
Where to go for a Bluebell Walk in Warwickshire
Here is the Red Kite Days guide to best places to go for a bluebell walk in Warwickshire.
- Tocil Wood Nature Reserve (University of Warwick Campus, south of Coventry)
- Crackley Wood (Kenilworth)
- Coughton Court National Trust (Alcester)
- Packwood House National Trust (Lapworth)
- Lickey Hills Country Park (Birmingham)
- Elkin Wood (Coventry)
- Hampton Wood (Hampton Lucy, south of Warwick)
- Ragley Hall (Alcester)
- Hartshill Hayes Country Park (nr Nuneaton)
- Snitterfield Bushes (near Stratford-upon-Avon)
If you’re up for venturing a little further afield, you can find some amazing bluebell woodland walks in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Gloucestershire too.
