Discover Parks & Gardens
The left column on this page shows links to websites for individual Parks.
Liverpool has:
- 10 City Parks
- 14 District Parks
- 46 Neighbourhood Parks
- 45 Playgrounds
- 4 Local Nature Reserves
- 13 of our Parks meet the Green Flag quality standard.
Discover Parks
Get to know your Parks a little better
Want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Liverpool has acres of beautiful parks and gardens ideal for relaxation and recreation.
In the heart of the city there are quiet havens such as St John's Gardens, St Luke's Churchyard, Falkner Square, St James Mount and Gardens and Our Lady & St Nicholas's Churchyard. On a much grander scale are the great Victorian Parks, Princes Park, Stanley Park, Newsham Park and the internationally acclaimed Sefton Park, a 'Parisian Park' in Liverpool.
Further south lies Clarke Gardens, Springwood Memorial garden, Allerton Towers, Reynolds Park, Camp Hill and Calderstones Park, the latter noted for its feature gardens and rare trees. Walton Hall Park covers 130 acres including a lake for model boating and fishing and excellent sports provision focussed on the park sports centre.
Travel Information
Travel information and timetables from MerseytravelPark Lakes
Angling is normally available at the following Park lakes:
- Calderstones Park
- Greenbank Park
- Larkhill Park
- Millwood Local Nature Reserve
- Newsham Park
- Princes Park
- Sefton Park
- Walton Hall Park