The 30 Best Park in Liverpool

“Beautiful park garden with eco friendly play areas. Old man who drives mini train was so friendly nice person. He made sure everyone enjoyed who ridden the train.”

“Yesterday we all done our bit to raise money for Mental Health awareness. In special loving memory of Neil Hewson. I want to thank you (goals) for allowing us to have this at your lovely venue. I especially want to thank Danielle Daniels who done extraordinary for the business and made it all happen. Leiann, Paul , Zoe & Paul - thank you everyone for your service all day long providing us all with refreshments. Fantastic ❤️”

“As with all Premier Inns the beds are nice and comfortable. We just had one night here but it was great. Very good location, very central. Easy walk to the central Liverpool city area and Lime Street station is right across the road.”

“What a beautiful site so many trees and a beautiful garden which is very well maintained. Mobile home we stayed in was excellent, everything was really clean and tidy. Did not expect to find this in the middle of Chester.”

“Just got back from Common wood after a four day fishing trip on Llewellyn lake and had a great time, me and my pal both beat our personal best. The fish in Llewellyn are in amazing condition the place is pretty clean and tidy. The Bailiff Tony was brilliant, he came around every morning and anything we needed he sorted, he also shared his knowledge of the lake with us. We had breakfast delivered to our pegs and we also went down to the bar for a pizza and beers in the evening. The pizza’s are handmade and cooked in a pizza oven and it’s the best tasting pizza i have had in a while. The food and atmosphere is great.”

“The blue lake is absolutely gorgeous and lovely to walk around. It’s not every day you see an actual blue lake! The children’s parks (2 of them) are well equipped for the children to enjoy, plus there’s an outdoor gym for all ages. There’s also a big field behind the lake for a sit down field picnic, or gymnastics session if you fancy it like we did (no bones broken). There are also lots of baby ducklings and cygnets if you visit in the right months (April/May). AND, LOTS of squirrels. Which we’ve fed nuts to in the past - super cute! Overall, highly recommend for the family on a sunny day & winter walks! (Ice cream van there year round. I believe there is a café which I’ve heard good things of, but I’ve never been in).”

“Fantastic place for a walk , and free parking.”

“A good place to walk your dog on or off lead in a safe environment. If you have children there is a kids play area which is very popular. Don't miss the rose gardens either a nice place to walk around or if you need to sit down there are plenty of benches to sit down on.Sainsburys Aldi Home Bargain and a few little cafes within 5 minutes walk from the Oxton Fields.Well worth a visit.”

“A truly beautiful place to visit, lots of space to walk a dog, or play Poo-Sticks! It even has Standing Stones & stunning gates!”

“Stumbling across this shop made my day!!! I'm a lifelong Liverpool fan and this had everything I would need to pass myself off as a real scouser. I settled for a thermal mug, which I needed anyway...the LFC logo was just bonus.”

“Always good to have a stand however there was lots of grass areas for deck chairs and tents”

“It's a amazing park. So clam and quiet place. This park includes lakes, bridges, some view points, maze etc... If you are feeling bored, just had a walk through the park, you will feel happy.”

“I had a beautiful morning exploring the gardens at Tatton Park. It’s free for RHS members. But be warned that you need to pay £10 to park the car regardless of whether you visit any of the attractions. There’s toilets in the courtyard alongside a garden shop, cafe, gift shop, and bookshop. The gardens were looking great as we venture into autumn. There’s some beautiful dahlias still flowering and creating a wonderful display. Plenty of ripening apples and pears! Must be a fantastic season this year!! Lots of areas to wander in peace. The grounds are serene and as I was there at 10, there was hardly a soul! So plenty of beautiful photo opportunities!!”

“A nice little walk with plenty geese and ducks to see. A small children's park there too.”

“Well kept, lovely and spacious park. Lots of events, clearly excellent ranger team. Café food is basic but nice enough for a quick pit stop, the prices are very affordable, cafe staff are lovely and efficient. Definitely recommend visiting here. The only negative is that on event days the toilets by the cafe are not cleaned and stocked frequently enough so can be unpleasant. On a normal day they are a bit dated but clean.”

“What a find! Live in Liverpool, drive past here on a weekly basis but first time visiting. Beautiful park , well kept and very clean. Lots of facilities for everyone. Lovely little cafe with friendly staff. Also lots of families enjoying picnics. Our Labrador enjoyed it too. Will be back.”

“Lovely peaceful place, you can have short or long walks depending on what you want. Paths are well kept and accessible to all, lots of bird life around and the brook is visible for a lot of the walking areas. Visited in early May and the bluebells were out just to add to the beauty of the place. I used to live very near here and hadn't visited the valley in nearly 50 years, I couldn't believe how much the woodland had expanded.”

“Great place to chill with friends, especially on a nice warm day. It is very lively in summer with good music and restaurants nearby.”

“Great walking routes, lovely little pond and birds flocking around. Good for dog walk, as well as people of course enjoying the walk. Will visit again. Up to perhaps 20 cars can park there? Uneven surface in the car parking thought.”

“Beautiful park and well maintained. All the foot paths are tarmac, so this is great place for a walk , run and wheelchairs.”

“Mum and I love this large bright spacious cheerful café. Fantastic food selection and great staff. We go for coffee and a sandwich a couple of times a week when home”

“Great place to walk or just let the kids play in the trees. Rock climbing in the quarry if you know what you're doing. There are some lovely walks from Pex Hill into the village of Cronton. Quite a good spot for photography too!”

“Visited Hesketh Park. What a lovely park it is. You have a cafe onsite that sells food & non alcoholic beverages. You also have an ice cream parlour. Which I personally wasn't a fan of myself. They also have a big children's play area. You can also play crazy golf in the park. £3 per person I was told. You have outdoor toilets that cost 40p to use. However, they are kept clean to my knowledge. They have a few walking trails with arch ways and steps to walk up to explore all the different areas in the park. They also have the Observatory in the park which isn't accessible to the public no more. They have the lake to walk around and the water fountains were in action. Very therapeutic to listen to especially on a sunny day. The cafe sellls duck feed for £1 so you can feed the ducks. It is a lovely park to visit. So if you ever go to Southport for a day or a holiday. Definitely checkout the park.”

“I went here with my dad and my brother for a small walk and before we knew it we were on a huge walk we were going through forest's walked by the lake and went on the small park near the car park overall it was Really nice”

“One of the best places to park at night — you get an incredible light view of Liverpool city. It’s peaceful, quiet, and perfect if you just want to unwind after a long day. Grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and enjoy the sparkling city lights across the skyline. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, making it a lovely little spot to clear your mind and take in the beauty of Liverpool at night…..”

“It is a small playground but it is clean and tidy, kids also have access to a football court, you just need a ball. Parking on street. It’s in a quiet area so it’s nice to enjoy a little nature and relax.”

“Love it here so much and right on my front door step!”

“Only a field with a couple of goal posts. Pleasant walk around there though. Think there were seats too No toilets though”

“First time in Liverpool and was down by the water front and came upon ‘The Wheel’. Similar to the one in London just not as big or cost too much. Being seniors, our cost was £22.00 for both of us. It was worth it but I suggest to go early and on a Sunday. We went around 4 times and took lots of pictures. I’m sure, if you don’t mind waiting, sunset would probably be the most beautiful time of day! Enjoy some of our photos.”

“Our experience with this park was good in March. Clean, skatepark, landscape and really good playground. Great experience for the whole family.”