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Friday, July 30th, 2021 12:20am

By Dan Richards @brummy_dan

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A free children’s trail around Himley Park has launched this week.

The fairies and dinosaurs trail runs from 11am – 3pm every weekday until 27 August.

Children can pick up a worksheet from a box outside the terrace takeaway hatch and follow the clues to find fairies and dinosaurs hidden around the site. The hatch itself is open for takeaway service from 9.30am – 4pm, seven days a week.

While on site visitors can also pop along to the Matthew Jones & Sons funfair which is on site until 5 September (rides £1 per token).

Parking costs £2 all day - for more information about the park’s facilities visit himleyhallandpark.co.uk.

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