Welcome to Saltwells Inn

The Saltwells Inn family pub is to be found nestled at the heart of the Saltwells Local Nature Reserve in the Black Country which was created in 1981 and covers the Saltwells Wood. Oak and Beech are home to many species of woodland bird and the Treecreeper, Jay and Great Spotted Woodpecker can often be seen within the wood.

The spectacular cliffs of Doulton Claypit offer a focal point in the reserve.Within the woodland is an area of shrubland and meadow which provides a safe refuge for winter birds like the Water Rail, Snipe and Teal.Sixteen species of dragonfly are found here on the Daphne Pool, making this one of the best sites for these insects in the West Midlands. As well as all the wildlife Saltwells Nature reserve also has a number of walking routes and canal walks that cater for almost everyone from young to old, able and disabled.

An area so close to the Black Countrys Merry Hill shopping centre, the Saltwells is often just a name on a sign which many will drive past in search of 'retail therapy'. There are also many attractions in the area for all the family to enjoy and most of these are within a half hours drive from the Saltwells Inn family pub.

Getting Here

The Saltwells Inn family pub is located two miles south of Dudley in the Black Country and accessible via many local bus route's. Proceed on A4036, turn left at Merry Hill traffic lights (signposted) and continue for half a mile along Coppice Lane. Turn left at sign for Saltwells Inn. Car parking is free for the nature reserve.

Map courtesy of Multimap who can be found at http://www.multimap.com

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This site was last updated 21/11/07

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