Bowring Park

Bowring Park is the oldest public park in Knowsley. Long before it existed as a public green space it was part of the Roby Hall Estate which was bought and re-designed – as you can still see today – by John Williamson (the then Mayor of Liverpool) in 1761.

In 1907 the Estate was bought by the Alderman Sir William Bowring and gifted to the city of Liverpool “for the use of inhabitants of Liverpool for all time.”

Bowring Park and Golf Club is managed by One Day. Visit www.bowringpark.co.uk for more information and to plan your visit.

  • Accessible footpath routes

  • Car park

  • Playground

  • Events and activities

  • Walled garden

  • Friends of Bowring Park

  • Open throughout the year

  • On site training and volunteering opportunities

  • Coach House Café – suitable for dogs

  • Outdoor seating

  • Dog friendly site

  • Venue hire for indoor classrooms, meeting rooms and function spaces