Croxteth Hall & Country Park Web site

Country Park

Enjoy a peaceful stroll in the country, surrounded by magnificent woodland, grazing livestock and traditional cottages. The landscape here has changed little in over a century.
 
Miles of paths throughout the park allow you to escape the crowds for a breath of fresh air.

The Park is an excellent place to see wildlife - the birdsong and wild flowers will soon make you forget you are only six miles from the City Centre. Croxteth Country Park contained Liverpool's first Local Nature Reserve - Mull Wood. This LNR has recently been expanded to almost double the size and is now called Croxteth Local Nature Reserve. Volunteers frequently come along and join in events to help us improve habitats in the LNR. See our event listings for further details.

Children will love the adventure playground and all ages can learn to ride at the Earl's former Stables.

The park was awarded Green Flag status in 2007. Green Flags are a nationally agreed standard - awarded to parks with high quality management, customer care and maintenance of the grounds.

Jungle Parc is an exciting new adventure activity area arriving in part of Croxteth's woodlands in 2008. Jungle Parc will give everyone (minimum height 1.05m) the opportunity to swing, glide and climb through the trees! This really is a unique opportunity; Croxteth's Jungle Parc is the first of its kind in the UK!!!

If you would like to know more about the wildlife and heritage of the Country Park - why not join us on one of our guided walks. If you spot any interesting wildlife in the park please let us know.

Download the Country Park bye laws.

Country Park images (these pictures are large; please be patient while they load):
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