Calderstones feels like a proper escape from the city without the feeling wandering onto a big municipal park. Partitioning creates a feeling of intimacy with the surroundings.

Had a lovely trip there today with 6 year old daughter and 14 months old son- play area is great and lovely open feel to whole park. We had walk through and found the old Oak tree- hot chocolates from the cafe (only £1 each- very reasonable) kept the cold out. Children loved the ducks on the lake and walled... More

Good to walk around the park through the various areas. See the Calder stones. Japanese garden and a walk around the lake.

You totally forget that you're in a large city, you can hardly even hear any cars! They have a large lake where you can feed the ducks and geese. I went here everyday when I was last in the Liverpool as it was just up the road from my great aunties house! They even have an outside gym, so was... More

I feel comfy walking my dog here. I love feeding the ducks and geese. My son likes the play area. Great parking.

Having a couple of hours to kill before taking my flight home from Liverpool, my friend and I decided to visit this park. We were not disappointed, the walks are very relaxing and although there were other people around we never felt crowded. It is probably not the best time of the year to appreciate the beauty of the venue... More

Well maintained with a cafe and toilets. Large open green space which is heaven for the dogs to have a good run

Always has been and always will be a beautiful park. Well cared for grounds and beautiful flowers.. take in the fresh air and enjoy the sight and smell of the flowers.

i onlyy been this park once when i was about 12/13 with me dad brother n friends fishing the lake does anyone know if it still fishers and how many people would you say fish it everyweek thanks when i did come here all them years ago i liked it