The park connects directly to the 80-acre Brueton Park, creating one of the largest continuous green zones in the borough.
The River Blythe, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), runs along the edge of the park grounds.
The park features a dedicated sensory garden designed to be accessible for visitors with disabilities.
The grounds contain a mix of native woodland and ornamental planting schemes that support local biodiversity.
Malvern Park is a significant municipal green space connected to Brueton Park, together forming a continuous 119-acre recreational area in central Solihull. The park features a formal landscape design with expansive lawns, mature specimen trees, and a network of paved walking paths. It serves as a vital wildlife corridor, particularly along the River Blythe which borders the area. The site is managed by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council and maintains high standards of public landscaping. Facilities include dedicated play areas for children and integrated walking routes that link the park to the town centre.
The bridge crossing the river between Malvern and Brueton Parks.
Visit the connecting Brueton Park nature trail for better chances of spotting local wildlife.
Check the local council website for seasonal events as the park occasionally hosts outdoor community gatherings.
Do not attempt to swim in the River Blythe due to unpredictable currents and water quality levels.
Keep dogs on leads in designated formal areas and follow standard 'leave no trace' principles.
