British Ironwork Centre

I was so impressed with the ironworks with all it had to offer.. the metal sculptures were incredible as I knew they would be but loved the trail which I learnt so much on and the refreshments at the cafe was a perfect way to finish off the day!Can’t believe it’s on my doorstep and only just gone for the first time this week.. Will certainly be back! ⭐️

What a lovely place to visit. So much to see and do here. The sculpture pieces and artwork are stunning. Educational messages for all regarding endangered species, environmental issues and over consumption. We as a family found the whole visit cultural, educational and very enjoyable. Even the eatery is decorated with sculptures and pieces of art. We were a family of four two adults and two teens, one wheelchair user with special needs. We all had a great time. You can see the love care and attention to detail that has gone in to this place. I couldn't rate this place more highly. Really worth a visit . Leave at least 3 to 4 hrs for your visit.

An absolutely amazing place anc day out for families with kids of all ages (even 19 year old young men!!) - the minute you arrived you’re bowled over by the sculptures and it’s so much bigger (& better) than I expected. It is all outdoors and we did have a lovely day - lots of walking too but fabulous. Staff were lovely and there are sooo many places to sit. You can’t take picnics but that’s understandable to support them and cafes have lots of choice. We drive from bham and so worth it - the sculptures are amazing and split into really thoughtful areas. Very interesting

Absolutely loved this place, can’t believe it’s taken so long for us to visit. All staff were wonderful, food great but it’s obviously all about the sculptures. We spent hours walking around the site, even in the drizzle, making sure we saw everything. Can definitely recommend this place for a day out for all ages.

Visited in August 2020 on my Shropshire vacation. I just popped in to check what it is exactly, because I saw online that they have sculptures outdoor, which I am a big fan of. I then spent my half day there and I was amazed! That so many sculptures, all iron-made made me surprised, and I just walked around inside and outside too taking hundreds of photo shots and being happy than a child. Fantastic place, amazing works, I admire them. Tea-room, toilets, everything is in site to spend a half day for singles, couples, families, too. And free to visit, so a bonus!

We managed to find one dry day whilst a daughter was visiting, and we chose to visit here for the first time. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day, from the coffee and scone we had on arriving to our leaving 3+ hours later.The whole area was pristine which says a lot about the centre and also about the people who visit. The scrap metal animal sculptures are simply amazing. It was wonderful to see so many butterflies and wild flowers around the park.The morning coffees & scones and the lunch we enjoyed in the Forge Café couldn't be faulted.The only fault I did find was the disabled toilets. One toilet door (with baby changing) wouldn't close at all, and the other was so stiff that I needed help to get out, not fun at any time but definitely not when in a wheelchair. Thankfully, someone passing heard me and pulled from outside.

Such a different place to visit, amazing artwork from so many people, the size and magnificence of these sculptures is just breathtaking. Put this with wonderful facts on the extinction trail and you have a great day out for parents and children alike. Plus lots of dogs there so nice to see a pet friendly attraction.

Amazing experience for all the family. The price of admission is worth it, and the coffee shop food and cakes are amazing. We visited on a Thursday and it was busy but the service in the coffee shop was fast. You can also buy some of the sculptures, the quality of the work is fantastic.

Amazing place to visit. Well worth it for the amount to see, the cafe is amazing and shop just as good. Can't recommend Enought to anyone passing