This cache is accessible during the park opening hours; 8am til 8:30pm April to September and 8am til 5pm October to March.
There are multiple car parks within a short walk of the cache location, the nearest being Redstone Car park.
The gardens can get busy, especially during warmer weather. Whilst the cache is located in a quieter area, there can still be a lot of muggles around.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Gardens is a small area of 8601 square metres located towards the centre of Bewdley. The main entrance to the gardens is off the High Street. Other entrances can be found on Lax Lane, Severn Side South and through Bewdley Museum.
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Gardens are made up of a collection of small gardens providing an area of quiet contemplation in an attractive environment. Its facilities include the 'Green Theatre', a pond and a varied collection of trees set amongst the gardens with a network of pathways and seating.
These gardens have a history which can be traced back to the 16th century and can be linked to the development of Bewdley as an important inland port at that time. A community orchard has be re-created which once formed part of the historical gardens in the early 19th century. This includes many fruit tree species, soft fruit species, wall trained fruit as well as bespoke play sculptures.