Dog walk

Thurstaston Common

Wirral, Thurstaston

Type of walk

Hilly, Flat, Forest

What's here

Free Parking, Off Lead Areas, Pathed Routes, Water On Route

About this walk

A wonderful mixture of woods and heathland are to be found in this park, with hills to climb for the more energetic. Those who do climb the hill will be rewarded with fantastic views over the surrounding countryside.

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Comments (5)

NikiB50
4 years ago

A little bit disappointed with this walk today. There were quite a few areas that dogs had to remain on lead (we parked near the visitor centre). We ended up on the 'beach' which is where we didn't really want to be. Didn't find anywhere that resembled the photograph on this page. We might go back at some stage but park at a different part of the site. 3/5
walkiees
4 years ago

Hi, following from your comments, I've just done a bit of research and I think the map marker was slightly out of place for this walk. I've updated it now so hopefully it will be a bit more helpful for future visits. Thanks.
doughbanks3883
a year ago

been here with my dog and my parents dogs. great place off the lead allowed and car park nearby free of charge. the pictures dont look as good as it actually is
Anji
a month ago

I note one of the comments stated they ended up at the beach. There is a thurstaston beach and a thurstaston common. They are a couple of miles apart. The beach has the visitors centre, the wirral way (which is a walk way and bridal path), a cafe and large grassed area for family games. The common has many pathways, trees, hills. Its a great area to let your dog run about. Free parking. The cottage loaf pub is a few hundred meters along the road with free parking too. Use to be dog friendly, not sure if it still is. Phone them to check
Anji
a month ago

The address is also wrong below. The free carpark is located on Telegraph Road as is the Cottage Loaf pub