Parkfield, Wolverhampton

Parkfield forms part of Wolverhampton's southeastern suburbs, easily reached via the A449 Stafford Road from the city centre or A4018 Penn Road from the south. The A38 provides swift connections to Birmingham and the motorway network, whilst local routes serve daily trips through Ettingshall and Goldthorn Park. Electric vehicle drivers benefit from over 250 fast charging points across Wolverhampton. The area's name derives from Victorian-era Parkfield House, whose former estate grounds shaped the neighborhood's development.

Airports closest to Parkfield, Wolverhampton are Birmingham Airport and Coventry Airport.