Calderstones Park, Liverpool: Address, Phone Number, Calderstones Park Reviews: 4.5/5
Calderstones Park
Calderstones Park
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4.5
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Catherine T
Wirral, UK3 contributions
Visited a week ago with son and family. Finding a parking place was difficult, cars very tightly parked. Great childrens playground, safe for little ones and lots to do. Enjoyed a picnic in a nicely secluded area, visited the Japanese Garden. Great choice of ice creams and some very welcome benches to sit and enjoy them. All in all a great few hours and enjoyed by all.
Written August 1, 2022
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Robert H
Liverpool, UK20 contributions
a really lovely park, shady and well laid out with interesting features. cool in summer and family friendly.
Written July 18, 2022
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Gerrit
Heemskerk, The Netherlands792 contributions
Another beautiful park with an english and japanese garden.
In the mansion you will find a cafe with a good variety. Also a guided tour in the past, which dates back to neolithic times, all well explained by a voluntary guide. there is also a 1000 year old tree, the allerton oak which is defintely worth a visit.
In the mansion you will find a cafe with a good variety. Also a guided tour in the past, which dates back to neolithic times, all well explained by a voluntary guide. there is also a 1000 year old tree, the allerton oak which is defintely worth a visit.
Written May 21, 2022
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David0ff82
Liverpool, UK990 contributions
The weekend after my birthday I wanted to do something nice however another lockdown and more restrictions meant there wasn’t much I could do but picnics at the park were permitted. We found a quiet spot on a bench in the walled gardens and although a little chilly myself and my partner enjoyed an hour or so having a picnic in the well maintained gardens before having little walk through the park to head home. Some areas of the park are nice and peaceful
Written February 27, 2022
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Mmcd57
Liverpool, UK13 contributions
Solo
Calderstones Park is amazing. It offers play facilities for children and great views for everyone. It is a good park for dog walkers who probably visit more than other people. The only thing that spoils it for me is the unfriendly dog cafe. The ice cream parlour is dog friendly but only open Friday to Sunday which means on other freezing and wet days dog walkers are only allowed to sit outside the cafe in the Mansion House. The Reader Organisation, which promised so much is not delivering on all of its promises and that is spoiling what were once lovely visits to an amazing park.
Written December 2, 2021
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Julie N
Liverpool, UK66 contributions
Evening walk listening to the birds singing and the fragrances from the flower beds and roses is just perfect . we are very lucky to have such wonderful parks in our fab city . The Reader cafe and ice cream parlour is an added bonus . the gardners do a fabulous job well done
Written July 3, 2021
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ScottishTemplar
Edinburgh, UK1,709 contributions
Family
We were here with our young son. It’s a massive park and our son enjoyed playing on the grass and seeing the various different sections including the hedges that constitute words. The duck pond was his favourite. It was good to sit outside and enjoy a coffee at the main house. Loads of parking. Hours of fun!
Written June 17, 2021
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Mark J
Liverpool, UK75 contributions
Couples
I walk passed this beautiful building several times a week whilst out walking the dog but I’ve not had the opportunity until today, to visit the Manor House after it’s refurbishment and wow!!!The building work/modernisation is fantastic.
If you’re in the park and fancy a coffee and a cake or even a longer snack, please don’t hesitate to stop off. The food was very tasty although I personally would have liked a little more salad with my panini but, that’s a personal choice.
If you’re in the park and fancy a coffee and a cake or even a longer snack, please don’t hesitate to stop off. The food was very tasty although I personally would have liked a little more salad with my panini but, that’s a personal choice.
Written October 20, 2020
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Daniel S
Liverpool, UK2 contributions
Couples
Calderstones park is well suited for all sorts of people. Huge fields for dog walkers. A play park for the kids and a lovely cafe for everyone!
Written August 8, 2020
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robertmU5328DU
Carlisle, UK248 contributions
Couples
Visited calderstones park with dogs and daughters on a mission to find one of the oldest oak trees in the U.K. it was growing before the battle of Hastings !! Of course my daughters didn’t know when that was !! It is situated behind the main White House and cafe and is protected with railings and it is so beautiful. The signage isn’t very good in the park so had to continually ask locals where the tree was and they were all very helpful indeed . Didn’t stay long as the park was very busy and my dog doesn’t like crowds but I found the tree intensely moving , if you’re feeling sad it will take you to a different place , you must see it
Written August 5, 2020
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647sue19
Ellesmere Port, UK16 contributions
Hi is Calderstone park dog friendly
Beautiful Head
Chorley, UK127 contributions
Yes, but have a look a Sefton Park. Just down the road and a bigger and better place for dogs in my opinion.
647sue19
Ellesmere Port, UK16 contributions
Is it dog friendly
paulmarieh
Liverpool, UK21 contributions
Yes
Charlie m
Liverpool, UK1 contribution
What does the writing in the hedge garden say
lynettekenny
Liverpool, UK14 contributions
Forget me not.
Lily of the Vally.
Lords and ladies love in a mist.
Hope that helps, here now working it out ha ha
David N
Canada
When are the Calderstones open to public view
Ron P
Greenfield, UK1,538 contributions
Hi. The calderstones are now housed in a temperature & humidity controlled circular greenhouse that protects them from the environment (and vandalism). The stones are within easy viewing distance (a couple of metres) from the large plain glass windows of the greenhouse. I think the greenhouse is open for the weekend of 10th & 11th. September 2015. Hope this helps.
Frequently Asked Questions about Calderstones Park
- Hotels near Calderstones Park:
- (0.02 mi) The Avenue Bed and Breakfast
- (1.03 mi) Travelodge Liverpool Aigburth
- (3.62 mi) Newsham Lodge
- (2.21 mi) The Old Dairy Guest House
- (3.76 mi) The Resident Liverpool
- Restaurants near Calderstones Park:
- (0.33 mi) Luca
- (0.60 mi) GUSTUM Bar + Restaurant
- (0.24 mi) The Kitchen
- (0.61 mi) ChaBa ChaBa
- (0.29 mi) The Greenhills Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery