Welcome To Wirral

Some of its more unusual trees include Redwood, Cedar of Lebanon, Maidenhair and Indian Bean tree. The woodland birds include Rooks, Magpies, Jays, Nuthatches, Tree Creepers and Great and Lesser Spotted Woodpeckers. Areas of grassland and woodland edges are now being cared for as wildflower meadows which attract butterflies such as Small Heath, Skipper and Speckled Wood at the woodland edge. The lake and brook provide a habitat for various species of birds, and those prepared to wait long enough may catch sight of a kingfisher as it darts along the brook. Ponds scattered throughout the park are breeding grounds for a variety of pond life including frogs, newts, damsel and dragonflies. Arrowe Country Park is situated in the centre of the Wirral Peninsula between the rural and urban areas and is easily reached by public transport and is the gateway to Wirral’s Countryside.

Adventure Centre

This centre has been established to provide inexpensive self-catering accommodation for schools, youth groups, uniformed organisations etc, so that they may hold residential courses/holidays where they can participate in various outdoor and adventurous activities without having to travel long distances. It can accommodate up to 35 in dormitory style sleeping quarters with a fully equipped kitchen and spacious common room.

For further information and booking details please telephone: 0151 637 6370

The Warren's Nursery

The Council's Garden Nursery is situated at the South East corner of the Park on Thingwall Road East. It is open to the public every Sunday from 12noon to 4 pm. Special open days are held throughout the year.

For further information telephone: 0151 648 5629.

Leisure Opportunities

Arrowe Country Park is not only highly valued for its peaceful pathways and woodland walks, it also has a toddler's play area as well as a children's adventure playground, plus many recreational facilities which include Golf, Pitch & Putt, Tennis, Bowls, Football, Angling, Orienteering and a Horse Track.

For further information about any of these activities, Telephone: 0151 677 7594.

Enjoying the Park

• Please do not drop litter or pick flowers.
• Please follow the Country Code whilst in the Park.

Within the Park you can:-

• Picnic, fish, exercise your dog under close control and preferably on a lead. Horses may only be ridden on the horse track which is situated on the west side of the park.

you cannot:-

• Swim, practice golf, climb trees, use metal detectors or drive through the park.