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Croxteth Hall & Country Park |
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Croxteth Hall & Country Park tel: 0151 228 5311 Area: Merseyside |
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| Visitor Information | www.croxteth.co.uk | ||||||||||||
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| Croxteth Hall & Country Park Merseyside All details updated* as of: 19/02/2008 |
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| Opening Days and Hours | |||||||||||||
21st Mar - 30th Sept; 7 days a week; 10.30am- 5pm. Last admission 30mins before closing. |
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| Parties
/ Coaches: Yes Free coach parking. |
Groups
/ Coaches need Appointment: No Discount for pre-booked groups of 20+ |
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House
Open for Viewing: Yes |
National
Garden Scheme days: no |
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| Best
Times of Year to Visit: April/May Mid - late summer |
To
see: Apple and pear blossom Perennial borders, fruit & veg |
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| Admission Prices | |||||||||||||
| Saver Ticket (Admission to Hall, Farm & Garden) Adult £4.50; Child & Over 60's £2.40; Family (2A + 2C) £12.50 Ticket for Garden only: Adult £1.70; Child & Over 60s £1 Historic Hall: Adult £2.50; Child & Over 60s £1.70p Home Farm: Adult £2.50; Child & Over 60s £1.70p Child under 3 Free |
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| Onsite Facilities | |||||||||||||
| Parking:
Yes Lavatories: Yes Disabled Access: Yes |
Shop:
Yes Plants for Sale: Yes Lunches: Yes |
Teas:
Yes Light Refreshment: Yes Picnics: Yes |
Dogs
Allowed: Yes On Lead only: Yes Special Events: Yes |
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| Other
Facilities: Disabled parking adjacent to hall. Free parking for all. Edwardian stately home featuring life "Upstairs and Downstairs". Rare breeds visitor farm. Many events - see own website |
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| Garden Features | |||||||||||||
| Victorian walled garden Mushroom house Flue walls Botanic Houses |
English Heritage Garden Grade: II | ||||||||||||
| National
Collection: Hardy fuchsias Solenostemon Dracena Codiaeum |
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| Description of Garden | Designer:
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| A Victorian walled garden retaining many of its period features, including heated flue walls, a mushroom house and elaborately trained fruit trees. The high walls provide a sheltered environment to grow vegetables, soft fruit etc. but also have colourful borders of perennials, an organic plot and greenhouses with Liverpool's historic Botanic Collection. |
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| History of Garden | |||||||||||||
| The garden traditionally supplied produce to Croxteth Hall, just next to the garden. The Hall was the home of the Earls of Sefton from about 1575 until the death of the last earl in 1972. The Hall, Farm and Gardens are part of an historic estate comprising parkland and woodland extending to over 500 acres. | |||||||||||||
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Restaurants: cafˇ on site |
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| Inns & Pubs: Fox & Hounds, Barnston |
Villages / Towns
/ Sightseeing: Liverpool waterfront Aintree racecourse National Wildflower Centre Knowsley Safari Park |
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