Patshull Park is conveniently located on the borders of Staffordshire, Shropshire and the West Midlands, all 3 counties offer an exciting range of attractions and activities to suit the whole family.
The Black Country Living Museum
Established in 1975, the Black Country Museum is a wonderful collection of history and heritage from the Black Country region. There are many buildings and the site now incorporates some 26 acres of residential and industrial property of the time, including live demonstrations and staff in period costumes in the shops and houses. The whole experience is akin to stepping into a time warp. – Distance 12 miles
West Midlands Safari
Park
With over 1000 animal encounters, a visit is sure to excite and inspire all ages and abilities. A one-hour drive through Safari gives an opportunity to come face to face with animals such as the white tiger and African Elephant. – Distance 20 miles.
Wightwick Manor
Wightwick Manor is one of only a few surviving examples of a house built and furnished under the influence of the Arts & Crafts Movement. The many original William Morris wallpapers and fabrics, pre-Raphaelite paintings, Kempe glass and de Morgan ware help conjure up the spirit of the time. An attractive seven-hectare (seventeen-acre) Thomas Mawson garden reflects the style and character of the house. - Distance 3.5 miles.
Weston
Park
Weston
Park, the magnificent 17th Century stately home on the Shropshire/Staffordshire border is set within over 1000 acres of parkland, incorporating formal gardens, enchanting woodland, idyllic lakes and follies.
Offering an unforgettable experience, appealing to young and old. Weston
Park hosts a calendar of events in the House, Stables and
Park throughout the year including the V Festival, Horse Trails,
Park walks, outdoor performances and dining occasions in the House to name a few. - Distance 10 miles.
Bridgnorth
Occupies one of the most spectacular inland town settings in England. In 1642 King Charles I described the view from the town as "the finest in my domain". The lower part of the town is linked by a unique cliff railway and is home to the
Severn Valley Steam railway. – Distance 8 miles.
RAF Cosford
Admission is free to the museum in the West Midlands which houses over 70 Aircraft.
With its interactive kiosks and hotspots the attraction give visitors a chance to see what life was like behind the Iron Curtain. – Distance 5 miles.
Much Wenlock
The beautiful "black & white" town of Much Wenlock is located a few miles south of Ironbridge and has much to offer throughout the year including shops, restaurants & pubs with great food. It was also the home of Dr William Penny Brookes, one of the most influential pioneers of the modern day Olympic Games and you will find many Olympian related artefacts in the local museum and around the town. The spectacular ruins of Wenlock Priory (English Heritage) are located a short walk from the town square. - Distance 16 miles.
Ironbridge
Home to the world's first iron bridge and The World Heritage Site, comprising nine museums dedicated to the history of the Industrial Revolution. – Distance 14 miles 
