Berry Hill

Berry Hill isn't the sort of peak that dominates the horizon - it's subtle, rolling countryside rather than dramatic. The walk up from Priors Hardwick takes you through proper Warwickshire farmland, and once you're at the top, you get clear views across the county that are genuinely worthwhile on a decent day. The Avon Valley spreads out below, and you can pick out distant villages and the gentle fold of the landscape stretching south.

Walkers will find it most rewarding - it's the kind of place where the appeal is as much in the route as the destination. You're looking at an hour's walk there and back from the nearest parking, so it's not a casual stroll. Families with young kids might find it a bit of a slog, though the countryside itself keeps things interesting. The real audience here is anyone wanting an easy ramble through proper Midlands terrain without the tourist crowds.

It's a free walk - no gates, no fees. Go on a clear morning before the ground gets too muddy, and allow a couple of hours if you're not a fast walker. The surrounding area offers proper camping options: Hill Farm Glamping sits less than half a mile away for a more comfortable basecamp, while Coleman's Hill and Holt Farm campsites give you budget options within easy reach. Pair it with a wider Warwickshire walking loop and you've got a decent day out.