Calderstones Park, Merseyside
Description
Calderstones Park is a 126 acre park with two public car parks. It is a popular choice for dog walkers. It features two dog-friendly cafes (the reader cafe in the mansion house and the reader ice cream parlour) and a hatch serving food and drink. It has extensive landscaping, wooded areas, a fishing lake, sports fields and a bowling green. Amenties include a bookshop, toilets, miniature railway and a playground. It is on the A562.
Details
The two public car parks are Yewtree Road, which tends to be less busy, and Calderstones Road, which is near the amenities. It has botanic garden and walled Japanese garden both of which prohibit dogs.
| Pub or Cafe Address |
Calderstones Park, Calderstones Road, Liverpool, L18 3JB |
|---|---|
| Open |
For seasonal opening hours and food service times please check their website |
| Menu Style | |
| Dog Rules |
Dog-friendly |
Walk
Leaving the A562, park at Yewtree Road and follow the path past the lake to the Mansion House. Here choose refreshments from the reader cafe or ice cream parlour (or food hatch if it is particularly busy). If you can leave the dog, be sure to admire the Japanese walled garden, otherwise take a stroll in the wooded area surrounding the house or the fields. Return to your car back along the path you used as you came into the park.
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a beautiful park in an affluent part of South Liverpool
Calderstones is a large park with so many parts to explore, my dogs love the woodland area and of course the dog friendly cafe Plenty of parking in the car park, but if this is busy plenty of on road parking on one of the side streets