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Henley Park is a typical formal park of the post war years laid out with seasonal bedding and formal rose beds. A proportion of the park is dedicated as a rose garden. Numerous mature trees line the perimeter and the main footpath. This footpath provides a circular route around the park, which is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

The park is a tranquil place to spend a lunch break or to picnic at the weekend. The floral displays and well stocked rose garden are a must for anyone with a love of formal gardens and the newly installed pleached lime avenue is an interesting addition.

Seating is plentiful, with benches spaced at frequent intervals along the footpaths. Events for visitors are arranged throughout the year and local information is displayed in the community noticeboard.

Facilities

• Seating
• Toilets (open for events only), public toilets available on Dragon Lane
• Disabled access to toilets when open
• Limited car-parking on surrounding roads
• Circular route around park (suitable for wheelchairs)

Opening days and hours

The Park is open throughout the year

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

Henley Park is situated on Delph Lane, Whiston, Knowsley, Merseyside (opposite Whiston Hospital).

By Rail: the nearest station is Prescot. From the station walk along Warrington Road towards Whiston Hospital, Henley Park is on the left.

By Road: From the M57 junction 2 take the A57 towards Prescot. Continue along A57 through Prescot, onto Warrington Road (A57) towards Whiston Hospital. Turn left into Delph Lane, opposite Whiston Hospital, entrance to Henley Park is immediately on left.