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Halewood Park, or the ‘Triangle’ as it is known locally, is an oasis of naturally regenerating oak birch woodland surrounded by the urban sprawl of Halewood.

The Park is an important green space for the residents of Halewood as it provides a countryside experience without having to travel great distances. The Park offers a number of recreational facilities such as the extensive bridleway network, the Trans Pennine Trail long distance cycleway that runs through the site, and a number of ponds, one of which is leased to Halewood Angling Club.

Facilities

• Car parking
• Toilets (only available when Environment Centre is open)
• Environment Centre
• Coach parking
• Guided Tours available
• Wheelchair access to the Visitor Centre and toilets.

Opening days and hours

Although the park is always open, the Environment centre does not have specific opening times. It is the focus for the parks use and local activity in the area and are used by various community and environmental groups. Please contact us for further details.

Events and activities

For general enquiries on the park, forthcoming events and school activities please contact the Sustainability & Environmental Development Division (see below)

How to get there

Halewood Park is situated on Okell Drive, Halewood, Knowsley, Merseyside.

By Rail: The nearest rail stations are Hunts Cross and Halewood.

By Road: From the M62 junction 6 take the A5080 to Huyton. At the first set of traffic lights turn left into Whitefield Lane. At the T-junction turn left into Netherley Road and then first right into Greensbridge Lane. Then turn right into Cartbridge Lane, sign-posted Bridgefield Forum. Turn right at the T-junction and then straight on at the roundabout into Okell Drive. Follow the road around and you will find the Visitor Centre and car park on the left.