Robin Hood Park, this Worcestershire setting offers a peaceful countryside base close to the Malvern Hills — perfect for relaxed breaks with nature on your doorstep. Robin Hood Park blends rural calm with a reassuringly well-kept feel and simple, practical access to nearby towns and walking routes.

Description

Located in Castlemorton near Malvern, Robin Hood Park is a small, tranquil holiday park with privately owned homes set across tidy, landscaped grounds. It’s ideal if you prefer quiet surroundings rather than a busy holiday complex, but still want local pubs, shops and scenic countryside within easy reach.

The Malvern Hills nearby make this a brilliant base for walking, views and gentle exploring, while surrounding market towns add cafés, heritage spots and everyday conveniences when you need them.

Buying at Robin Hood Park

• Homes for sale: Holiday static caravans and occasionally pre-loved lodges (availability varies).
• Park type: Holiday use only — not intended for permanent residential living.
• Season: 12-month holiday season for flexible visits throughout the year.
• Security: Barrier entry and CCTV help give extra peace of mind.
• Pets: Pet-friendly (check any rules before reserving).
• Viewings: Book in advance so you can compare plots, outlooks and what’s included.

Life at Robin Hood Park

Life at Robin Hood Park is centred on tranquillity: slow mornings with countryside views, relaxed walks nearby, and easy evenings back at your own place. It suits buyers who want a calm retreat they can return to often, without needing an on-park entertainment schedule to enjoy their time away.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Malvern Hills for walking and panoramic views.
• Ledbury and Tewkesbury for historic streets, cafés and browsing.
• Worcester and Gloucester for wider shopping and leisure.
• Good road links via the M5 and M50 for straightforward travel.
• Sat nav: WR13 6BS.

FAQs 

Where is Robin Hood Park?

Robin Hood Park is in Castlemorton near Malvern, surrounded by countryside and close to the Malvern Hills.

Is Robin Hood Park residential?

No — it’s a holiday park, designed for leisure breaks rather than permanent living.

What homes are available?

You’ll typically find holiday static caravans, with occasional pre-owned lodge options depending on availability.

Is Robin Hood Park pet-friendly?

Yes — pets are usually welcome, with simple rules to follow.

Can I use my holiday home all year?

Yes — there is a 12-month holiday season, allowing visits throughout the year (usage remains holiday-only).

Can I visit before buying?

Absolutely — arranging a viewing is the best way to get a feel for the park and compare plots.