Springfield Park Playground

🏟 Playground & park · Knotty Ash, Liverpool

Springfield Park Playground

A Knotty Ash neighbourhood park with a modern, accessible play area — sand play, a wobbly bridge and interactive panels — plus a MUGA and a trim trail.

🕑 Visit & openingℹ About🏞 Facilities🧒 Ages & play📍 Nearby❓ FAQ

🕑 Opening & entry

🌱 Open daily; the park is freely accessible year round · Free · No booking needed

📍 Location & directions

Address: East Prescot Road, Knotty Ash, Liverpool, L14 5AB

Plus Code: 9C5VC39X+FR

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About Springfield Park Playground

Springfield Park is a 22-acre neighbourhood park in Knotty Ash, on the north side of East Prescot Road and next to Alder Hey Children's Hospital, which was rebuilt on part of the original parkland and opened in 2015. The land began as the grounds of Springfield House and was acquired by Liverpool Corporation in 1907; it still contains a Grade II listed red-sandstone obelisk commemorating Lord Nelson. For families the park has a state-of-the-art, accessible children's play area with climbing frames, swings, roundabouts, a wobbly bridge, sand play, interactive panels, a slide and an accessible see-saw. There is also a multi-use games area, reserve football pitches, a trim trail and a wildflower meadow, and the park links onto the Liverpool Loop Line and the Trans Pennine Trail for walking and cycling.

⭐ What makes this place special

  • A modern, accessible play area with sand play, a wobbly bridge and interactive panels
  • A multi-use games area, reserve football pitches and a trim trail
  • A Grade II listed Nelson obelisk within the park
  • A link onto the Liverpool Loop Line and Trans Pennine Trail

🏞 Facilities

  • Free entry
  • Parking: Public car park accessible from Alder Road
  • Accessibility: State-of-the-art play area with accessible equipment; accessible picnic tables and seats

🧒 Ages & play

  • Climbing frames
  • Swings
  • Roundabouts
  • Wobbly bridge
  • Sand play features
  • Interactive panels
  • Slide
  • Accessible see-saw

📍 Nearby places to play

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❓ Frequently asked questions

Is there a children's playground at Springfield Park?

Yes — a state-of-the-art, accessible play area with climbing frames, swings, roundabouts, a wobbly bridge, sand play, interactive panels, a slide and an accessible see-saw.

Is Springfield Park free to visit?

Yes — it is a public park managed by Liverpool City Council and is free to enter.

Is there parking?

Yes — there is a public car park accessible from Alder Road.

What sports facilities are there?

A multi-use games area (MUGA), reserve football pitches and a trim trail.

✎ Last verified 2026-09-26. Something changed or out of date? Suggest a correction.
📚 Sources: Liverpool City Council — Springfield Park · Wikipedia — Springfield Park, Liverpool.

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