Car park · Malvern Hills Trust

Upper Beacon Road car park

Pay-and-display car park on Beacon Road, close to Worcestershire Beacon and Summer Hill.

Type
Pay and display
Postcode
WR14 4EHfor sat nav, approximate
Toilets
Not checked
Blue badge
Not checked
Walks from here
1
Spaces
Height limit
None known
Overnight
No: overnight parking is prohibited

Charges and payment

£6.50 per day (valid in any Malvern Hills Trust car park that day), or £3.75 after 6pm. Blue Badge holders free.

Payment: Card, Cash

Permits: Malvern Hills Trust annual parking pass (£59 for 12 months, £30 for a second vehicle) is valid in all Trust car parks. Reduced passes are available for levy-paying local residents.

Prices last checked 14 Sept 2026. Always follow the signs in the car park. Operator’s current charges.

These parking details were checked against the operator’s website on 14 Sept 2026. Things change, so check before you travel.

The upper of the two Beacon Road car parks at Upper Wyche is the highest place to leave a car for the Worcestershire Beacon. A surfaced path runs from the Beacon car park towards the summit, which makes this the easiest way up the highest Malvern hill.

Walks from Upper Beacon Road car park

Easy Popular

Easiest route up the Worcestershire Beacon

  • Distance: 2.6 km · 1.6 mi
  • Time: 55 min
  • Route type: Out and back

The gentlest way to the top of the Malverns: start high at the Beacon Road car park and follow the surfaced path to the summit toposcope.

  • Dogs
  • Families
Under 1 hour

Nearest hills

425 m

Hill · Worcester Beacon

Worcestershire Beacon

The highest point of the Malvern Hills and of Worcestershire, with a toposcope and trig pillar on its rocky summit.

382 m

Hill

Summer Hill

The first summit south of the Worcestershire Beacon on the main ridge path.

325 m

Hill

Perseverance Hill

A summit south of the Wyche Cutting, between Summer Hill and Jubilee Hill.

Food and drink near this car park

Our picks are chosen for their position near the route; partners are paid placements. Check opening times before you go. More food and drink

Staying overnight?

The most practical base for this walk is Malvern Wells: hillside village between the town and British Camp, close to the central ridge.

  • Central ridge
  • Quieter stays
  • Springs and wells

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