This is a perfect place for all the family to visit. Ideal for serious walkers or for those that just want to unwind, relax picnic and play. There are walks for all abilities from a stroll up to the reservoir or a steep climb up to the top of the Long Mynd Ridge. The car park is limited and there is a charge for non-members. A cafe provides food, hot drinks and a welcoming, roaring fire in the cold winter months.

A great walk in the countryside, perfect for dogs. The only negative is how exceptionally busy it was. We went around mid-day during the summer holidays, so it’s to be expected but car parking was a nightmare, with having to park around a 10 minute walk away from the entrance. Once away from the cafe area and crossroads past the waterfall, we were lucky enough to not see many people. There are a wide range of routes and beautiful scenery. I would just highly recommend getting there as early as possible!

From the youngest to the oldest; the casual and more serious walkers, one will find something here at Long Mynd. On the Queen's Jubilee holiday, the weather was dry, with bursts of glorious sunshine. We enjoyed the hilly views, the children the streams, and the resident sheep made the hills very close and accessible indeed. The varied paths showed different facets of the hills, the faces of brown and green, rugged and smooth. You feel like you can touch the clouds (but not quite). Highly recommended.