Dog-friendly days out in Liverpool

Liverpool

Sefton Park

★ 4.7 (9,900)

Liverpool's beloved Victorian green space features a stunning 19th-century glasshouse, enchanting Peter Pan sculpture, and dedicated children's playground, with onsite dining and convenient parking.

Liverpool

Otterspool Park

★ 4.6 (3,122)

Liverpool's waterfront haven features multi-age play areas and scenic riverside walks, plus an onsite restaurant to refuel between adventures along the promenade.

Liverpool

Croxteth Hall and County Park

★ 4.6 (3,020)

Explore a magnificent estate featuring a working Victorian farm where children can meet friendly animals including pigs, cows and horses, plus extensive parkland perfect for family walks and outdoor fun.

Liverpool

Court Hey Park

★ 4.5 (1,004)

This accessible Knowsley park welcomes families with facilities including toilets, baby changing areas and onsite parking, making it an easy day out for visitors of all ages.

Liverpool

Croxteth Park Riding Centre

★ 4.6 (496)

Set within Croxteth Country Park's scenic grounds, this riding centre offers equestrian experiences for families seeking outdoor adventures on horseback in a tranquil natural setting.

Liverpool

Merseyside Maritime Museum

★ 4.6 (218)

Discover Liverpool's rich seafaring heritage through captivating displays at this waterfront museum, featuring engaging exhibitions suitable for all ages and fully accessible facilities.

Ormskirk

Beechley Riding Stables

★ 4.6 (59)

Experience equestrian adventures at this Allerton riding centre on Harthill Road, featuring lessons and facilities including an onsite restaurant for riders and families to enjoy after time with the horses.

Prescot

Speckled Frogs Play Centre

★ 4.4 (14)

Young adventurers can burn off energy at this Crosby soft play venue with onsite parking and a restaurant, though families should note the lack of accessible facilities and baby changing areas.

Liverpool

Curious About Liverpool

Explore Liverpool's fascinating heritage on this family walking tour departing from the iconic St George's Hall, where you can bring your own picnic or grab food along the route.