Parking Near Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park, Moseley
Where Can I Park for Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park?
The closest recommended public parking is Cannon Hill Park’s Queens Ride South Car Park, operated by APCOA, with 220 spaces. A separate pay-and-display car park serving the site opens at 7:30 all year, has daytime parking and no height restrictions. For reserved parking, spaces are available 139 yards away at £45 an hour and 179 yards away at £18.75 an hour.
- Address
- 355 Pershore Road
- Closest listed space
- Secure 24/7 Birmingham Dental Hospital Parking Space, 139 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Kings Heath railway station, 1.1 mi (22 min walk)
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Parking at Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park on Pershore Road
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is at 355 Pershore Road, in The Calthorpe Estate near Moseley. The closest recommended public parking is Cannon Hill Park’s Queens Ride South Car Park, operated by APCOA, with 220 spaces (APCOA).
A separate listing describes a large pay-and-display car park serving the site, with daytime parking, no height restrictions and opening at 7:30 all year (Search for Sites). These details make the car park suitable for standard-height cars and early visits, although the pay-and-display description should be read alongside the council-operated Cannon Hill parking information.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around the Wildlife Park
Parking pressure is likely to be greatest during weekends, school holidays and warm-weather days, when the zoo and Cannon Hill Park attract visitors at the same time.
The attraction sits on Pershore Road, while Cannon Hill Park’s Wildlife Conservation Centre has a pedestrian entrance on Edgbaston Road and a stop directly outside it (Cannon Hill Park). Drivers should use marked parking rather than treating nearby residential roads as overflow space, since restrictions and access requirements apply on public streets even when the main car parks are busy.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
Parksy lists a secure 24/7 space at Birmingham Dental Hospital, 139 yards away, priced at £45 an hour. A second secure Birmingham Dental Hospital space with 24/7 access is 179 yards away and costs £18.75 an hour. Both are close options for drivers who prefer a reserved space to searching for a bay.
There is also a covered space on Pershore Road in B5, 306 yards away, priced at £25 an hour. For longer stays, a space near Eastern Birmingham PCT is 0.4 miles away at £4.20 a day. Two Cannon Hill Park spaces are also 0.4 miles away, priced at £18 an hour and £30 an hour respectively.
Other Car Parks Near the Wildlife Conservation Park
Cannon Hill Park provides additional named parking options beyond Queens Ride South Car Park. The park’s own directions identify car parks at Cannon Hill Park and place the Wildlife Conservation Centre pedestrian entrance on Edgbaston Road (Cannon Hill Park). This is useful for visitors combining the zoo with the wider park, although the entrance arrangement means the final approach is on foot.
The APCOA listing names Queens Ride Car Park as another Cannon Hill Park location in Birmingham (APCOA). The large pay-and-display area described for the attraction is daytime-only and opens at 7:30 throughout the year (Search for Sites). These official and operator-listed options are preferable to relying on unrestricted roadside parking near the entrance.
Walking and Rail Access From Kings Heath Station
Kings Heath railway station is the nearest station to Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park, at 1.1 miles away and a 22-minute walk. This gives rail passengers a straightforward alternative to driving, particularly when nearby parking is under pressure.
The site is 0.9 miles from Moseley centre, so visitors arriving in the local area can also approach on foot from the centre. The zoo’s address is 355 Pershore Road, while the Wildlife Conservation Centre pedestrian entrance is on Edgbaston Road (Cannon Hill Park). The Edgbaston Road stop is directly outside the park pedestrian entrance (Cannon Hill Park), making bus-and-walk travel practical for visitors using local services.
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park?
The closest recommended public parking is Cannon Hill Park’s Queens Ride South Car Park, operated by APCOA, with 220 spaces. A separate pay-and-display car park serving the site opens at 7:30 all year, has daytime parking and no height restrictions. For reserved parking, spaces are available 139 yards away at £45 an hour and 179 yards away at £18.75 an hour.
What Is the Closest Recommended Car Park?
Cannon Hill Park’s Queens Ride South Car Park is the closest recommended public parking option. It is operated by APCOA and has 220 spaces. The park’s directions also identify car parks at Cannon Hill Park, with the Wildlife Conservation Centre pedestrian entrance on Edgbaston Road, so the final approach from the car park is on foot.
When Is Parking Likely to Be Busiest?
Parking pressure is likely to be greatest during weekends, school holidays and warm-weather days, when the zoo and Cannon Hill Park attract visitors at the same time. Drivers should use marked parking rather than nearby residential roads, because restrictions and access requirements apply on public streets even when the main car parks are busy.
Are There Reserved Parking Spaces Nearby?
Parksy lists a secure 24/7 space at Birmingham Dental Hospital, 139 yards away, priced at £45 an hour. Another secure Birmingham Dental Hospital space has 24/7 access, is 179 yards away and costs £18.75 an hour. A covered space on Pershore Road in B5 is 306 yards away and priced at £25 an hour.
Is There Parking for a Longer Stay?
For longer stays, a space near Eastern Birmingham PCT is 0.4 miles away at £4.20 a day. Two Cannon Hill Park spaces are also 0.4 miles away, priced at £18 an hour and £30 an hour respectively. These provide alternatives to searching for a bay near the attraction, with the prices and distances shown for each space.
Can I Arrive by Train or Bus?
Kings Heath railway station is 1.1 miles away and a 22-minute walk, providing a rail alternative when nearby parking is under pressure. The Wildlife Conservation Centre pedestrian entrance is on Edgbaston Road, where a stop is directly outside the park pedestrian entrance, making bus-and-walk travel practical for local services.
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