NEWS UPDATE
Group volunteer activities have now resumed. For the latest updates please click here.
2022/23 Trustees report can viewed by clicking here
Thanks to everyone who again helped to clear Beach Lawn Pond earlier this year.
Your hard work has been rewarded with a display of Marsh Marigolds thriving in the pond.
The Friends of Waterloo Seafront Gardens are an active and vibrant voluntary group of local residents interested in restoring and promoting the local sea front gardens and Potter’s Barn Park.
The gardens sit in a conservation area in the seaside town of Waterloo, North Liverpool. A 15 minute train journey from the city centre. There are four distinctive public gardens to enjoy along the seafront:
Marine Garden, Crescent Garden, Adelaide Garden and Beach Lawn.
The gardens are located just a short walk from Crosby marine lake, beach and sand dunes. The world famous Antony Gormley ‘Another Place’ statues stand on the beach.
Waterloo itself hosts a number of excellent restaurants, which include the picturesque Lakeside Adventure Centre.
The area is easily accessible by road, rail and bus.
Membership
Take up annual membership from just £5. Support our work to restore, improve and promote the gardens through highly successful events such as the Autumn Festival.
Membership advantages include:
– Regular newsletter
– Latest news updates
– Have your say
Further details and to join, click here.
Get involved in the gardens…
Litter pick: Every second Saturday of the month plus an extra session in the summer months – For full details check out our litter pick schedule here.
Gardening sessions: Every 2nd Tuesday from 9.30am and 4th Wednesday from 1.00pm or 7.00pm in summer. Timetable here.
Equipment for litter picking and gardening will be provided.
A big thank you to everyone who came along to help in the Gardens during 2023 – a quick tot up from the record book shows that we had 158 volunteers at our monthly litter picks (1 hour), and 199 at our three regular monthly gardening sessions (usually 2 hours each), which means that we have spent at least 556 hours working in the gardens! We know that others also spend time gardening and litter picking on their own, so thank you to those people too.