Number Thirty

Five Star Riverside Accommodation

Gardners Meadow, Bewdley, Worcestershire

phone: 01299 402404 – email: relax@numberthirty.net

About Bewdley

Beautiful Bewdley stands on the banks of the River Severn, at the edge of the Wyre Forest, three miles from Kidderminster and Stourport and a short trip from Birmingham and Worcester.

The town has a growing reputation for its restaurants and pubs and, of course, for the annual Bewdley Festival. Bewdley is a great place to relax after a day exploring Worcestershire, Shropshire and the surrounding areas of the West Midlands.

With the West Midlands Safari Park, the Severn Valley Railway and the bridge built over the River Severn by Thomas Telford in 1798, Bewdley is a gem of a Georgian town that rewards repeated visits.

Interactive Map

Click on the (+) buttons on the map to find out more about the attractions in and around Bewdley:

West Midlands Safari Park 

One of the UK's leading wildlife parks with a celebrated conservation programme.

Severn Valley Railway

The very popular Steam Railway attracting over 230,000 passengers each year.

Number Thirty

Number Thirty is situated here in Gardeners Meadow

Bewdley Museum 

Tourist Information Centre with a fascinating collection of artefacts relating to the rich history of the town.

Wyre Forest Visitors Centre 

Walk the forest and take part in the many activities at the Centre.

Bewdley Brewery 

Pop into the shop or bar to try some of Bewdley's finest ale, or book a tour of the brewery.

St George's Hall 

Live music every month and Community Café open Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

  • West Midlands Safari Park

    One of the UK's leading wildlife parks with a celebrated conservation programme.

  • Severn Valley Railway

    The very popular Steam Railway attracting over 230,000 passengers each year.

  • Number Thirty

    Number Thirty is situated here in Gardeners Meadow

  • Bewdley Museum

    Tourist Information Centre with a fascinating collection of artefacts relating to the rich history of the town.

  • Wyre Forest Visitors Centre

    Walk the forest and take part in the many activities at the Centre.

  • Bewdley Brewery

    Pop into the shop or bar to try some of Bewdley's finest ale, or book a tour of the brewery.

  • St George's Hall

    Live music every month and Community Café open Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.