


Enjoy free outdoor recreation with playgrounds, open green spaces, and family-friendly amenities in this accessible Halton park.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Walk along the mersey estuary, to the bird hide one way or spike island the other way. Scenic views. Very tranquil Cafeteria, car park.
Nice walk today, very quiet and relaxing walking next to the mersey. Lovely coffe shop in car park, will be coming again.
It's a great place for walking dogs or just a nice stroll. Open to the weather, so pick the right day. We tend to do a 1.5-hour walk, but you can carry on much further on the trans pennine if you like
Nice little walk along the front. Nothing of great significance but was a nice walk none the less
As a former landfill site, Pickerings Pastures has been transformed into a lovely biodiversity site, helped to be maintained by a friend’s volunteer group that I’ve been able to join recently. The area is great for dog walking, cycling ( part of route 62 of The Trans Penine Trail) and a great view of the Mersey with both old and new Runcorn bridges in the distance. The bird hide has recently been replaced recently by Halton Council and provides a great backdrop to watch birdlife. There is a wildflower meadow and an interesting garden area with a bug house built by the member of the friends volunteer group. There are lots of Canada Geese present at the moment and see a wide range of birds there. Just a nice place to walk and take in the views.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
