A: Volunteers are always welcome to assist with social service schemes within the walled garden, wider aspects of the park, and woodland and heathland management. They can also help with events and council news about services like bins, libraries, and the environment.
A: To volunteer with the social service team within the walled garden, individuals can call 0151 678 6151 to inquire about opportunities and how to get started.
A: Visitors can enjoy walking, running, chilling, and spotting wildlife at the park. They can also have picnics on the main field, visit the walled garden, take a ride on the miniature railways, and participate in ranger-led events.
A: The park is a great place for walking dogs, with lots of dog walkers enjoying the area. However, owners are reminded to clean up after their pets to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors.
A: The park offers a small cafe selling hot drinks, cakes, and snacks. There is also a lake for fishing, a miniature railway run by volunteers during the summer, and restroom facilities available during the daytime. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful woodlands, walled gardens, and stunning views over the Dee.
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