Best places: Tourist attractions in Greenfield, United Kingdom

Grassy picnic areas above the River Dee, plus birding, beach walks & bike rides on the Wirral Way.

👍👍 Fabulous place for kids and dogs!! Always a popular choice 👌

👍 Visited yesterday while in West Kirby. A nice 'out of the way' Park that is a nice distraction from everyday hustle bustle that is going on around it. Nice wide paths and woodland when you enter from the Westbourne Road entrance. Lovely lake with ducks & geese with benches to sit down and enjoy. The...

Nature site for walks in woodlands & heath, picnicking, a walled garden, a cafe & a miniature train.

👍👍 Absolutely lovely place. So peaceful.

👍 Caldy beach is quite muddy. A lot of the ground is silt and mud, rather than sand, which is why it tends to attract fewer visitors than the beach on the other side of the marine lake. However, there are a number of curiosities which make this beach worth visiting. Firstly, there are some lovely view...

👍👍 There's more to this place than meets the eye, although you do have to pay to enter the visitor center and the exhibits beyond the ruins and parkland are free to visit. The trail along the river is fascinating, passing locks, a lakes, and several ruined cotton Mills. Having said that, it is worth pa...

👍 A very peaceful place to visit. It has amazing architecture, and amazing to find out people come from all over the world to bath here. It is only £1 to enter, there is a little museum room and shop, they have toilets and a changing room for bathers. We parked in the carpark across the road which...

Extensive ruins of a 12th-century Cistercian monastery founded in 1131 A.D. & later remodeled.

👍👍 This little park is a hidden gem with beautiful views over the River Dee to North Wales. Plenty of seats to rest awhile with a children's play area. Lovely well kept flowerbeds an added bonus.

👍👍 Really good, great way to educate the kids in a familiar environment. Done in such a way it keeps them interested from start to finish. Well worth the money for 2 or 3 hours and for the kids to learn some important life skills. Definitely recommended for families who want to teach children about saf...

👍👍 We were a group of 12 and had an amazing day there, there are Barbeque and Chair with astonishing views, a walking path by the sea and WC ... for FREE, although you must pay for the Parking which was a cheap price.

👍 It's a good but short walk with views for miles up to the North of England, with Blackpool tower and the Penines visible on a clear day. Most of the earthworks are still very clear on the side of the hill with a clearly visible rampart you can walk the whole way around at the top. There's a lot of g...

👍👍 Heswall Dales was such an unexpected pleasure to discover - I've lived on the Wirral all my life, and hadn't ever been here. Hut there's so much more to see than I'd expected! It's got a lot of biodiversity, wooded parts, heather, a stream, dips, hills, and excellent views of Moel Famau, a lot of t...

👍👍 Great little nature trail perfect for younger kids who don't like walking too far. There's a lot of bumps and uneven ground so wouldn't say it suitable for prams. Links up with Heswall Dales if you want to go further but a nice 15-20 mins in nature is sometimes all you can fit in! Great views over t...

👍👍 Lovely walk with the pup, great views... But you will need your wellies!

👍👍 Gorgeous place to walk the dog.

👍👍 11 feet high, early standing cross dating to about the 10th century - probably! The shaft is covered with interlaced designs that show a strong Viking influence. It’s in remarkable condition for something that’s a thousand years old and unprotected from the elements. There’s space for a few cars to...

👍👍 An awesome piece of history to go and look at, it's a shame the "pirates" have stopped people viewing it, hopefully they'll manage to reopen as it would be an awesome attraction to bring people to the area.