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Malvern Club Site Explore

Places to see and things to do in the local area Make the most of your time

Bredenbury Whitbourne Risbury Worcester 05 11 Bodenham Kempsey Pinvin 07 01 Marden 08 03 09 04 02 Besford 10 Holmer 12 Staplow Upton upon Severn Trumpet 06 Overbury Longdon 13

Visit Don’t forget to check your Great Saving Guide for all the latest offers on attractions 1 The Morgan Motor throughout the UK. Great Savings Guide Company camc.com/greatsavingsguide Factory tours, museum, or weekend sports car hire. 5 The Knapp and Papermill 2 Croome Nature Reserve A secret wartime airbase which Area of outstanding natural is now a visitor centre, offering beauty, full of birds and stunning views over the Malverns. butterflies. 3 Priory 6 Eastnor A magnificent Anglican church Adventure playground, assault with over a thousand years of course, knights maze, tree top history. Enjoy interesting guided walkway and trails. tours on the first Wednesday 7 National Archery - Malvern each month at 11.30am (April - Hone your Robin Hood skills with October). a fun lesson. 4 Three Counties Showground Knapp and Papermill Reserve Hosting over 250 unique events throughout the year, there is something for everyone, including the Caravan Show in October and great seasonal shows. Cycle

9 National Cycle Network The nearest National Cycle Network route to this site is route number 46: to Worcester. 10 Upton-upon-Severn From site, there is an easy 3 mile cycle to Upton-upon-Severn along lanes. Other local cycle routes are available from the Tourist Information Centre. Footpath

Walk 8 Local routes There is a network of public footpaths on and around the beautiful Malvern Hills.

Explore Worcester

11 Worcester A beautiful city steeped in fascinating history, with glorious architecture. 12 Upton-upon-Severn This bustling riverside town is home to a gorgeous marina, historic buildings and lots of attractive, quirky shops. 13 Tewkesbury With a vibrant history and stunning waterside setting, this medieval market town has lots to discover. Visitor’s top tips

British Camp Fort

Visit Clive’s Fruit Farm for local There are so many beautiful towns and produce, a café, animal feeding and villages to see from here, we felt spoilt children’s’ play area and ‘pick your own’ for choice! fruit. The Swan Pub is within walkable Take a trip to Upton-on-Severn, where distance from site, serving excellent you can enjoy boat trips during the food with friendly service - book in summer to Tewkesbury and Worcester. advance as it is very popular. Visit monthly market There are numerous National Trust and and Ledbury and Tewkesbury markets, English Heritage sites in the area which which are held weekly. are worth a visit, including RAF Defford. So convenient for the Three Counties Visit the world’s smallest theatre in Showground, it’s 2.5 miles so you can Malvern, named The Theatre of Small walk and avoid the traffic jams. Convenience. Tewkesbury Abbey and Worcester The Hill Fort at Malvern Cathedral are both must-sees. Hills was our favourite area.

Close by Supermarkets Petrol Station Tourist Information Co-op, 3.6 miles, Tesco 4.1 Texaco 3.5 miles, P J Nicholls Ledbury, Malvern and Upton- miles, Waitrose 4.5 miles, 4 miles, Esso 5.3 miles, upon-Severn. Morrisons 5.7 miles. Morrisons 5.7 miles. Public transport Cinema Cashpoint There is a bus service ¼ Malvern, 4.5 miles. Post Office in Hanley Swan mile towards the village to Swimming pool 1 mile, 3.4 Worcester, Tewkesbury and Malvern, 4.5 miles. miles, Premier 3.6 miles. Upton. Buses do not run on Sundays.

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