Eaton Street Park is one of two public spaces within the Town of Prescot and has been awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award.
Eaton Street Park is managed and maintained by Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council. Prescot Town Council manage and maintain the Pavilion building within the park. The park benefits from:
- Toddler play space
- 8-13 play space
- Wildflower trail
- Picnic benches and seating
- Events Space
- Modern Pavilion Building
In September 2015 the Town Council worked alongside Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council and the Friends of Eaton Street Park to successfully apply for funding from Ibstock Cory and The Cory Environment Trust to replace the old dilapidated bowling pavilion on site and make some landscaping changes to help enhance the visitor offer at the site. The Friends of Eaton Street provide an open invitation to their tea in the park sessions every Sunday (except Winter) from 1pm till 3pm at the Pavilion and operate a Community Food Club every Wednesday from 11.30am – 1.30pm. For more information on the Friends group click here. For information on the Park Pantry Community Food Club click here.
Click the link to see the process that was undertaken to replace the existing building on Eaton Street Park with the new Pavilion building.
Eaton Street Pavilion Development Project
Eaton Street is also an accredited Green Flag Park, for more information on Green Flag click here.
The park also benefits from an active and enthusiastic Friends Group who have played a major roll in transforming this park to its current level and its achievement of Green Flag Status. For more information on how to get involved with friends please click here.
Park Management Plan – The Town Council are currently working with stakeholders to produce a new management plan for the park to take it to the next decade. The previous management plan for 2013-18 although now out of date can be viewed here Eaton Street Park Management Plan 2013 -2018 – Final
For more information on Eaton Street Park please contact Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council on 0151 489 6000.