Pippin's Green Caravan Park

Isbourne Way

Wychavon Way (old)

Follows a long-distance trail through Worcestershire's varied countryside, mixing gentle valley paths with moderate climbs through orchards and market towns. Expect uneven field edges, some stiles, and muddy stretches after rain—best suited for older children with stamina rather than buggies. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Rewards you with quintessential English farmland views, historic villages, and a proper sense of covering ground across the Vale of Evesham.

Middle Littleton Tithe Barn Walk, Middle Littleton

National Trust

Loops through gentle Worcestershire farmland with a few modest inclines around Middle Littleton's medieval tithe barn. The well-marked National Trust route crosses open fields and quiet lanes—suitable for confident walkers with older children, but stiles and uneven ground make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth it for the impressive 14th-century barn itself, peaceful countryside views, and the chance to explore quintessential Vale of Evesham villages.

Wychavon Way

Stretches 67km across Worcestershire's gentle farmland and river valleys with mostly flat to gently undulating terrain, punctuated by a few moderate climbs through the Malverns. Best tackled in sections rather than one go—terrain suits families doing shorter stretches, though full-day distances and stiles make it less buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include picturesque villages, riverside paths along the Avon, orchard country, and panoramic views where it grazes the Malvern H

Pershore Bridges Circular Walk

Follows the River Avon through Pershore's historic centre, crossing two distinct bridges with lovely riverside views. Mostly flat on paved paths and short grass sections, making it manageable for sturdy buggies and families with steady walkers, though some narrow footbridges require lifting. Dogs welcome on leads near town. Worth it for the medieval bridge architecture, pleasant waterside strolls, and easy access to Pershore's abbey and cafés midway round.