Nearby National Trust properties – enjoy stepping back in time and creating unforgettable memories in the sunshine surrounded by beautiful gardens and landscapes that are bursting with wildlife. The perfect setting for a relaxing picnic.
Liverpool and Lancashire https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/liverpool-lancashire
Cheshire and Greater Manchester https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/cheshire-greater-manchester
SEFTON COAST BEACHES
https://www.sefton.gov.uk/around-sefton/coast-and-countryside/visiting-our-beaches
Ainsdale beach– rare habitats, prestigious leisure activities and family-friendly facilities. Parking available on the beach April to September tides permitting
Southport beach – the most northern part of Sefton’s beautiful coastline. A nostalgic seaside resort with protected natural landscape
Crosby beach – stunning coastal views, golden sands, and the iconic Antony Gormley sculptures, it’s the perfect destination to soak up the sun and relax at the bus yard bar (not a bathing beach due to areas of soft sand and mud and a risk of changing tides)
WIRRAL BEACHES
New Brighton Beach: Located in the northeast corner of the Wirral Peninsula, New Brighton Beach offers a stunning 3/4-mile stretch of golden sand. Perfect for family fun, it features attractions like the New Brighton Tower, Fort Perch Rock, arcades, and a bowling alley. Enjoy a day filled with activities and beautiful coastal views.
West Kirby Beach: This clean and accessible sandy beach at the mouth of the River Dee is ideal for picnics, sandcastle building, and water sports like sailing. With breathtaking views of Hilbre Island, it’s a great spot for a leisurely stroll or an adventurous walk to the island.
Leasowe Bay: Set at the northern end of the Wirral Peninsula, Leasowe Bay is a wide, clean sandy beach backed by low-lying sand dunes and a hay meadow. It’s popular for sea swimming, water sports, and sunset yoga sessions, offering a serene and natural environment.
Thurstaston Beach: Nestled on the sandy shoreline of the Dee Estuary, the boasts unspoilt beauty with its sand and shingle beach at the foot of clay cliffs. Enjoy stunning views across the water to Wales and the Clwydian Hills, making it a perfect spot for a peaceful retreat.
Meols Beach: Located between Hoylake and Wallasey, Meols Beach transforms into a wide expanse of sand and mudflats at low tide. It’s a tranquil spot popular for dog walking and birdwatching, offering a peaceful escape from busier areas.
Moreton Beach: a lovely sandy stretch perfect for a relaxing day out. Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore, this beach offers a quiet and scenic environment.
Red Rocks Beach: Found at Hilbre Point at the tip of the Wirral Peninsula, Red Rocks Beach provides stunning views of the Irish Sea and the River Dee. It’s a unique spot for nature lovers, offering a chance to see various wildlife in their natural habitat.