3 Best Parks in Liverpool

“Sefton Park is a Green Flag and Green Heritage awarded site with beautiful features and monuments. The park occupies 235 acres and is a Grade 1 historic park. The park features numerous distinct driveways, winding paths, and an abundance of native British trees, including beech trees. The park also features a large playground with swings, climbing frames, slides, a roundabout, and a multi-play area. Sefton Park has a boating lake, replica statues of Eros and Peter Pan and a café. The Aviary Cafe serves a range of cold and hot drinks and refreshments.”

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“Calderstones Park covers an area of 126 acres and is mainly a family park. The park has various attractions, including a playground, a botanical garden, and places of historical interest. Calderstones Park has spectacular views, and South Liverpool features woodland, a lake and fields, and beautiful Japanese and old English gardens. The park has an interactive story centre for young people to explore, discover and share their love of books. There is Mansion House, which features a child-friendly play area and a café. Parking is available at Yew Tree entrances and Calderstones Road.”

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“The Otterspool Promenade has a lovely riverside walk and accompanying area of parkland. The park has beautiful views across the River Mersey, and the promenade is an ideal place to go for a stroll, walk the dog, cycle, or fly a kite. The Otterspool Promenade is an excellent spot to relax, walk, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. The park has a new mini-golf, inflatable bouncing pillow, Volvo diggers, ride-on jeeps, a mini quad bike race course, a beach area, and a maze. The Otterspool Promenade provides health and well-being areas open to people of all ages and abilities.”

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