West Of England Quarry Car Park

Lovely spot near top of hill, parking was by card only but £4.50 for whole day was great. Easy to follow the flat circular route round top of hill which isn't too strenuous. Oh and superb views

Great car park easy to find with lush views and halfway up the hill at around 300m or so. £4.60 for the whole day brilliant if you want to park up and take a picnic up on the hill. Not too busy as well

Great location but pricey (recent price increases!!) Not as many parking spaces as I would have expected + roads are quite rough & uneven. Ticket are regularly checked by Trust staff & I did see adjacent car get a ticket for no pay & display.Off peak season you can park on adjacent road for free all day & save yourself some money!

Tiny carpark with great views. Can walk to the Worcester Beacon from there (about 40 mins walk). There is another small carpark adjacent to this one if you keep driving. Just wished they had more signs showing you where to walk, things to see etc.

The perfect position to explore the hills in any direction! Good value for money, the only slight drawback was the rough surface of the lane to the carpark itself. We'll go there again when we return to the hills! Thank you.

Beautiful views from the top with lots of options to get to the top. If you are coming here specifically for the caves, do not bother as they are not accessible by foot due to overgrown shrubbery. Would definatly reccomend climbing to the top as the views are spectacular and it doesn't take too long to reach the top. From the car park, it takes 20-30 minutes to climb up.The car park which is situated 125 metres from the top costs £4.60 to park in.

Went to Malvern on Saturday to get some well needed exercise after gyms being closed. You will need to pay for parking by card, as machines do not accept cash.Upon leaving the carpark, it only takes 30 minutes to get to the top of the beacon which was a little disappointing. I researched online the it should have taken an hour and a half. Maybe I was missing something here.

Great place lovely sunny day too. ❤️

Nice big car park - only one meter at the moment, so we did that thing where we trekked to it and then realised it needed our vehicle licence details. I would fully recommend taking a picture of your car before paying for parking if you are they type of person who forgets these details when confronted with shiny buttons.A ranger was on stand by to help (the customer in front of us read every instruction on the parking meter TWICE and took what seemed like 5 hours to get his head around how it worked. He seemed concerned that he may be tested on its functionality later, and also did that thing where he slowly read the tickets once they'd printed IN FRONT OF THE MACHINE. Moving aside for your reading needs is the considerate thing to do. Also he was younger than me. Maybe he was a time traveller; I have never seen someone who wasn't elderly so utterly confused by something quite ordinary) but when our turn came it was actually very easy, so don't panic.This has actually been a review of a parking meter. You're welcome.

Easy to use parking meters and a very reasonable 4.60 charge for the day, which goes towards helping maintain the area. Stout shoes are advisable for this area. There's a public toilet just down the hill, and often an ice cream van.