📜 Quirky homes carved into sandstone, restored to show life until the 1960s.
🔍 The last occupied troglodyte homes in England, abandoned in the 1960s, are now restored and open to the public, offering insight into Victorian and 1930s life.

Why Go

🏠 Explore unique troglodyte dwellings and restored Victorian and 1930s rock houses
🚶 Access to Kinver Edge walks and viewpoints
☕ Visit the National Trust tearoom and museum
📚 Discover a second-hand bookshop
🏞️ Stunning views over surrounding counties

Why Avoid

♿ Steep steps, not suitable for visitors with reduced mobility
☕ Cafe can be busy
🚫 Dogs not allowed inside houses or tea-room

Tips

🎟️ Free entry for National Trust members
🗣️ Volunteers available to answer questions

Cost

💰 Adults £9.00, Child £4.50, Family £22.50, One adult family £13.50, under 5s free.

Hours

🕒 Rock Houses, Garden, Tearoom: Thursday to Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm (check seasonal variations). Countryside: Dawn to Dusk.

🅿️ Parking Free lay-by parking on Compton Road (nearest for Rock Houses). Gated car parks on Kingsford Lane & Blakeshall Lane (check opening times).

🚻 Toilets Accessible toilet available on the top level, accessed by steep steps.

🐕 Dogs Allowed on leads in meadow/garden, off lead on Kinver Edge. Not permitted inside Rock Houses or Tea-room.