Malvern View is one of the Herefordshire parks in the Park Holidays UK collection, at on the Worcestershire and Herefordshire border, near Worcester.
Malvern View sits in over 100 acres of farmland on the border between Worcestershire and Herefordshire, with walking trails through the grounds.
The park has its own deer reserve, home to more than thirty red deer, with viewing platforms and feeding bays, which is an unusual thing to have on site and very popular with children.
A local day out: The Malvern Hills
A nine-mile ridge of some of the oldest rock in England, rising straight out of the Severn plain with almost nothing between it and Wales. The walk up to the Worcestershire Beacon is steep but short, and the view from the top runs across a dozen counties. Free, open, and the springs and wells along the flanks are where Malvern water comes from.
Also within reach
- Great Malvern — A Victorian spa town with a priory full of medieval stained glass.
- Worcester — Cathedral on the Severn, and the Royal Worcester porcelain museum.
- Hereford — The Mappa Mundi and the chained library at the cathedral.
Book a break at Malvern View
Park Holidays run caravan and lodge breaks at Malvern View through the season, and short midweek breaks are usually the cheapest way in. Availability and prices vary by date, so it is worth checking what is left before you plan around a particular week.
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Attraction opening times, admission prices and park facilities change. Check before you travel. This page was written in August 2026.
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