Main-road approaches
Arriving by car
M6 TollLeave at T6 for Burntwood and Brownhills, then use the A5195 and A5190 signed routes towards Burntwood and Lichfield. Follow the final booking directions for Green Lane.
M6 north or southUse the A5 corridor from the Cannock and Burntwood junction area, then continue by the A5190 or A5195. Avoid untested shortcuts through narrow lanes.
A38 and LichfieldLeave for Lichfield and Burntwood, then use the A5190 Burntwood bypass and local signed roads before joining the confirmed Green Lane approach.
Birmingham and WalsallUse the A5, A461 and A5195 towards Brownhills and Burntwood according to live traffic. The M6 Toll can be quicker, but it is chargeable.
Towing or driving a larger unit: Use the final arrival instructions supplied with the booking. A sat-nav route that looks shorter can be a poor choice for a caravan, motorhome or long vehicle.
Nearby railway stations
Rail links
West Midlands Railway: live trains & tickets
Lichfield City
Station Road, Lichfield WS13 6HX. The most useful general railhead for Birmingham and the Cross-City Line. Continue towards Burntwood by bus or taxi and confirm the correct Hunter Avenue or Farewell Lane stop.
Lichfield Trent Valley
Station Approach, off Burton Road, Lichfield WS13 6HE. Useful for West Coast and Cross-City connections. A taxi is normally the simplest onward option; otherwise travel into Lichfield for a Burntwood bus.
Hednesford
Market Street, Hednesford WS12 1AZ. Useful for Cannock Chase and the Chase Line. Weekday route 62 links Hednesford and Burntwood, although a taxi can be quicker.
Local services
Buses around Burntwood
The nearest useful stops are around Hunter Avenue and Farewell Lane, subject to the safest confirmed walking route from the guest entrance. Check the stop name, side of the road and return journey before leaving the campsite.
Live Burntwood bus timetables
Route 8Links Walsall, Brownhills, Burntwood and Lichfield in its current pattern. Useful for Lichfield, Brownhills and onward rail connections.
Route 60Links Cannock, Norton Canes, Burntwood and Lichfield. Useful for daytime journeys towards Cannock or Lichfield.
Route 61Serves Chase Terrace, Boney Hay, Burntwood and Lichfield, including the Hunter Avenue and Farewell Lane area in the published pattern.
Route 62Links Cannock, Hednesford, Hazelslade, Chase Terrace and Lichfield, with a mainly weekday pattern. Useful for Hednesford and Cannock Chase connections.
Check live times: Do not rely on an old departure time, especially on Sundays, bank holidays or later evenings. Plan the return journey before setting out.
Active travel
Walking and cycling from the area
The Heart of England Way and the Green Lane public-rights-of-way network provide the strongest long-distance walking story close to the farm. The McClean Way and National Cycle Network Route 5 support longer rides towards Brownhills and Walsall.
The Lichfield–Chasewater Greenway is a 6.5-kilometre traffic-free destination route between Chasewater and Lichfield. It does not begin at the campsite, so guests must first reach an official access point.
Public footpaths, bridleways, cycle routes and permissive paths are not interchangeable. Cycling is not automatically legal on a public footpath, and rural surfaces can become muddy or difficult after rain.
Travel information reviewed against the Glanfar transport and attractions pack dated 6 August 2026. Services and road conditions must still be checked live before travel.
