Cherry blossom of the park is the cherry on the cake

Lovely clean park, and congratulations must go to the volunteers who keep this place so spic and span. Lots of paths, play area, and generally just a nice place to walk. Apologies to anyone who saw me on the day, with my 4 barking chihuahuas (they weren't all barking, and not all mine these days, but it was mother, son and 2 daughters). I don't use this often enough, and live very locally.

A fabulous house with lovely original furniture and exquisite paintings Gainsborough Van Dyke and many more..incredible Spencers could hold on to this collection for so many years and not sell them off...a very peaceful place by the lake where Princess Diana is buried on the island in the middle...seats around so you can sit contemplate and pay your respects beside a lovely memorial installed by Charles Soencer her brother....a lovely day in this beautiful property well worth visiting

A small but pleasant park. Good for short stroll, walk of the dog or just to sit and enjoy some peace. Usually quiet. A play park at bottom for kids. Some nice flower beds at top. A scenic short cut through to port sunlight from Bebington village.

This Park has a very active Friends Group who are restoring the Knott Garden, they also look after all the flower beds. They were responsible for the refurbishment of the Kid's Play Area and some of the paths. Mayer Park started life as The Library Walks in 1870 over time it became known as Mayer Park after Joseph Mayer who built the park on what was farm land belonging to a building built in 1716 on the site that he converted into a Free Library hence its name Library Walks. He gave the park to the Community via the Mayer Trust on his death in 1886.