Everton Park is a unique hillside park in Liverpool offering the best panoramic views in the city, a nature garden, playground, skatepark and walking trails. 

Everton Park | Parks in Liverpool

What to expect at Everton Park

• Spectacular city, Mersey and Welsh hills viewpoints
• Nature garden with ponds, wetlands and wildlife
• Children's playground
• Multi-use games area
• Action Sports Hub for skateboards, BMX and scooters
• Heritage trail through meadows and woodland
• Outdoor fitness equipment
• 3k walking and running route
• Geological rock formations and sandstone outcrops
• Large open green spaces for recreation and picnics

Everton Park in Liverpool

Everton Park is one of Liverpool's most distinctive green spaces, set high above the city on Everton Brow. Known for its incredible views across Liverpool, the River Mersey, the Wirral and even North Wales on clear days, the park combines open landscapes, wildlife habitats and recreational facilities in a location rich with local history.

Viewpoint

The park's famous vantage point is widely regarded as offering the best view in Liverpool. From the elevated position, visitors can look across the city skyline, waterfront, River Mersey and beyond to the Welsh hills. It is particularly popular at sunrise and sunset when the views are at their most dramatic.

Nature Garden

The Everton Park Nature Garden is a hidden oasis featuring ponds, wetland habitats, woodland areas and wildflower meadows. The garden attracts a variety of birds and wildlife and is often used by schools, community groups and families interested in nature and outdoor learning.

Playground

The children's playground provides a safe space for younger visitors to play and explore. Equipment includes swings, slides, climbing features and other play structures suitable for a range of ages.

Action Sports Hub

For older children and teenagers, the Action Sports Hub offers facilities for skateboarding, BMX riding and scooter sports. The area is a popular destination for local riders looking to practise skills and enjoy outdoor activity.

Multi-use games area

The park includes a multi-use games area where visitors can enjoy football and other recreational sports. Combined with the surrounding open space, it makes Everton Park a popular place for active recreation.

Heritage Trail

Walking routes through the park pass grassland meadows, woodland areas and points of historical interest. The heritage trail helps visitors discover the area's past while enjoying some of Liverpool's most impressive urban green scenery.

Fitness equipment

Outdoor fitness stations are located throughout the park and include equipment designed for strength, balance and cardiovascular exercise. These free facilities make it easy to combine a walk with a workout.

Walking and running

Everton Park is ideal for walking, jogging and running. A marked 3k route starts and finishes below the viewing point, taking in the park's open landscapes and panoramic views along the way.

Geology and rock formations

One of Everton Park's lesser-known attractions is its exposed sandstone and varied rock formations. These geological features provide interest for amateur geologists and offer a glimpse into the area's natural history.

Important information

• Opening times: Everton Park is open 24 hours
• Address: Heyworth Street, Liverpool L5 4LA
• Access: entrances via Heyworth Street, Shaw Street, Northumberland Street, Netherfield Road, Conway Street, Roscommon Street and Great Homer Street
• Parking: parking available at the viewing point off Heyworth Street
• Facilities: playground, games area, Action Sports Hub, fitness equipment and nature garden

Photo credit: www.liverpool.gov.uk