St Chads Gardens
St Chad’s Gardens is one of Knowsley’s most
attractive parks with a collection of mature tress, large displays
of formal bedding and a rich heritage. Enjoyed by everyone,
the park provides a haven at the heart of Kirkby town centre.
Located within the Old Hall Lane conservation
area, the park is a riot of colour throughout the year, with a good
network of footpaths and attractive entrance features, including an
archway displaying the name of the site.
The gardens are home to a ‘Weeping Stone’, a
key heritage feature and a laburnum arch leading to a central event
space, flanked by a small building. Park furniture and
signage is provided throughout.
Facilities
- Small parking area on Old Hall Lane
- Seating
- Information point
- Disabled access throughout the park
Events and Activities
For general enquires on the park and
forthcoming events click here to go to Knowsley’s Events guide or
call Knowsley Council on 0151 443 3682
Opening days and hours
The Park is open throughout the year.
How to get there
St. Chad's Gardens is situated on Old Hall
Lane, Kirkby, Knowsley, Merseyside.
By Rail/Bus: The park is a ten minute walk
from Kirkby Rail Station but is easily accessible from town centre
bus stops. For timetables please contact Merseytravel on 0151 236
7676.
By Road: From the M57, junction 6 to Valley Road towards Kirkby
Town Centre turn left at the roundabout onto Kirkby Row and then
first right into Old Hall Lane. St. Chad's Gardens is on the right
hand side.
