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Old Kenilworth & Abbey Fields Treasure Hunt Trail

The Old Kenilworth & Abbey Fields Treasure Trail starts at, Bridge Street

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Photo: Jessica Conway

About Old Kenilworth & Abbey Fields Treasure Hunt Trail

Solve puzzles and decode mysteries while exploring historic landmarks around Kenilworth's medieval heart, discovering hidden gems like an ancient lake fortress along this wheelchair-accessible trail.

Good to know

Parking

  • ✓Free car park
  • ✓Paid car park
  • ✓Free street
  • ✓Paid street

Accessibility

  • ✓Accessible parking
  • ✓Accessible entrance

Details via Google — worth confirming with the attraction before you travel, especially for access needs.

What visitors say

Blackshadow

The moment I arrived, I was Surrounded by gentle greenery and open skies, it’s just half an hour away from coventry. The field itself is beautifully maintained, with wide, open spaces perfect for long walks or simply lying back and watching the clouds drift by. There’s something incredibly grounding about being here—the soft rustle of the trees, the distant birdsong, and the feeling of space and stillness. It’s the kind of place that pushes you gently into the present moment without trying. What I appreciated most was how welcoming this place feels. Whether you’re visiting alone for quiet reflection, walking with a partner, or bringing a family picnic, it seems to accommodate every kind of peaceful visit. There are benches thoughtfully placed along the paths, ideal for sitting with a book or just enjoying the view. I even saw a few locals strolling with their dogs, adding a charming sense of community to the surroundings. In a fast-moving world, Abbey Field is a reminder of how healing simplicity can be. It’s not flashy or overly crowded —it’s natural, calm, and effortlessly beautiful. If you’re looking for a place to unwind and reconnect with nature, I highly recommend spending time here.

· via Google

Sharon C

Nice park to visit although wheelchair access wasn’t the best especially for manual wheelchairs due to uneven gravel type paths or needing to drive on grass on some areas. I managed it ok in a powered wheelchair though. I found the graveyard interesting as some very old graves. Great for a dog walk and a little stream to have a dip in too. Picnic table area was clean and busy as I went on a Sunday sunny afternoon.

· via Google

Steve Woodhull

Had a pleasant stroll through the park with my girlfriend. The paths are diverted around the swimming pool whilst there is construction work going on.

· via Google

Pran Amrith

Great 'lung' for Kenilworth! Perfect place for almost everyone...I say almost because there's quite a bit of renovation happening at the moment. (The swimming baths have been demolished!) Nevertheless, it's a super place to get some fresh, exercise and play for the kids. The pond is a highlight with the ducks and geese and other birds. Also a ideal place to walk the dogs...

· via Google

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At a glance

Address
Castle Road, Kenilworth, CV8 1NG
Category
Sightseeing & Attractions
Suitable for
Ages 4+
Setting
Outdoor
Dogs allowed
Yes
Good for children
Yes
Destination
Kenilworth