Halewood Park or the Triangle as it is known locally was once a busy railway junction. It is now an oasis of mature woodland, wildflower meadows and ponds. It is surrounded by the urban sprawl of Halewood. It holds the prestigious Green Flag Award. The Park is also a designated Local Wildlife Site. Its layout is closely linked to its railway history. It forms part of the Liverpool Loop Line and the Transpennine Trail.
There is lots to see and explore. There are sculptures hidden in the park, a childrens activity play area, bird feeding station and lots of routes to walk.
Thanks to the fabulous rangers who gave me their kind permission to place these caches. Pop into the Environment Centre and say Hi.
The Halewood Park Caches are our first attempt at placing caches so all feedback greatly accepted. Placed with lots of excitement with my geokid Rose.
Halewood Park
Okell Drive
L26 7WQ
Walking
The main entrance to Halewood Park is on Okell Drive. There are several other local pedestrian entrances on Higher Road, Abberley Road, Stanford Crescent, Hollies Road and Lydiate Lane.
Bike
The Trans Pennine Trail runs through Halewood Park. Cycle stands are available outside the Environment Centre.
Train
Halewood Park is adjacent to Halewood Train Station on Hollies Road. Leave the station and cross Hollies Road and enter the Park through the pathway adjacent to the primary school.
Bus
A number of buses stop outside Halewood Park on Okell Drive, 74, 75 and 76.
Contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 for times of buses and trains or visit the Traveline website.