Description
Thurstaston Common Nature Reserve has almost 250 acres to explore, filled with a fantastic variety of habitats that is home to plenty of wildlife. It is open throughout the year and free to visit, making it a great location for some free family fun. The reserve is a mix of semi natural and planted woodland, open parkland, and heathland, providing a wide range of wildlife habitats with its coniferous and deciduous trees, fresh water and grass meadow. If you are blessed with children interested in birds, butterflies and hide and seek then bless yourselves further with a sunny afternoon here and enjoy some glorious views and rare spottings.
If you are looking for Best Parks and Playgrounds in Wirral , Merseyside then you can visit Thurstaston Nature Reserve. Thurstaston Nature Reserve is one of the places in Wirral Merseyside for day out with kids and families. More details can be foun on the website for this place.
Features
- Free
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
On Site Parking
On Site Toilet
This is an excellent woodland, open sandstone and heathland area with many paths which criss cross the common. The native woodland is mainly Silver birch and Oak. The common can be accessed from the car park off Telegraph Road. There are superb views of the Dee area and the Welsh coast from the summit of the common. A number of red sandstone outcrops can be accessed from the paths. Royden park can also be accessed which has a tea shop, open grassland and pond fishing.
6.53 miles
