16 majestic beauty spots in Birmingham and the West Midlands to see bluebells during spring 2026

Bluebells usually bloom between late March and early May.

Many people consider spring as their favourite season, and it’s easy to see why.

From longer days to blooming flowers, the hallmarks of spring are now all around us as we approach mid-March. After a long, hard winter, the first signs of spring are often the perfect tonic for a more positive mindset.

Flowering from mid-March to early May, bluebells are known for transforming the countryside each spring.

We’ve picked out some of the best places in the West Midlands to see carpets of bluebells.

Discover them below

Birmingham & Surrounding Areas

1. Moseley Bog – A nature reserve filled with wildlife, ancient trees, and stunning bluebells. Location: Yardley Wood Road, Moseley, B13 9JX
2. Winterbourne House and Gardens – A tranquil spot near the city, perfect for bluebell viewing. Location: Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston, B15 2RT (Admission fees apply)
3. Kingfisher Country Park & Yorks Wood – A diverse wildlife park with a sea of bluebells in spring. Location: Kendrick Avenue, Shard End, B34 7SA & Yorks Wood Drive, Kingshurst, B37 6DL
4. Lickey Hills Country Park – A vast woodland area blanketed with bluebells in spring. Location: Warren Lane, Lickey, Cofton Hackett, B45 8ER
5. Jones’s Wood – A hidden bluebell haven in the heart of Walmley. Location: Jones Wood Close, Sutton Coldfield, B76 1GT
6. Hill Hook Nature Reserve – A diverse landscape with a spectacular bluebell display. Location: 3 Netherstone Grove, Sutton Coldfield, B74 4DT

Solihull & Surroundings

1. Dorridge Wood and Park – An old woodland with beautiful bluebells and a play area for kids.Location: Grange Road, Dorridge, B93 8LJ
2. Hay Wood – A peaceful woodland where bluebells flourish.Location: Rising Lane, Knowle, Solihull, B93 0DQ

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