Springfield Park
This park offers a range of imaginative play options, football pitches, grassy open space and woodland features.
Springfield Park
You can access the park via East Prescot Road, Alder Road, Eaton Road or the Alder Hey Children’s Hospital site. There is a public car park in Alder Road.
East Prescot Road, L14 5AB
Find us
Opening hours
Main park is open 24 hours a day, all year round.
Playground
Includes a wobbly bridge, sandpits, roundabouts, interactive play panels, a climbing frame, slide and an accessible seesaw. There are also accessible picnic tables and seats.
Wildflower meadow
With bees, butterflies and other pollinators with food throughout the year, our wildflower meadow looks beautiful in bloom.
Sporting events
The park is home to two reserve football pitches, a multi-use games area and a Trim Trail.
Public art
The Climate Bench is made from sustainable materials by local carpenter John Welsh Park.
Historic feature
Look out for the 12m high Grade II Listed red sandstone memorial to Lord Nelson, commissioned by the owner of the original Springfield House in 1807.
Friends Springfield Park
Explore the beauty of Springfield Park
- Pirate Ship at Springfield Park
- Monument at Springfield Park
- Accessible swing at Springfield Park
- Playground view at dusk
- Springfield playground swings and sand
- Springfield playground slides and walk way
- Springfield wooded path and area map
Parks byelaws
So that everyone can enjoy our parks and open spaces we have policies and byelaws in place which cover:
- Protection of the ground, its wildlife and the public
- Horses, cycles and vehicles
- Play areas, games and sports
- Waterways
- Model aircraft
Byelaws are local laws made by the council, which means we can issue penalties and act to protect property and individuals.
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Read parks byelaws in full
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