Eastham Country Park

Eastham Country Park is a nation park situated in Eastham, Wirral. The recreation center is arranged alongside the River Mersey and spreads a zone of 100 acres. Facilities at the recreation center incorporate a guest data focus, tea garden and outing zones. There are two wharfs that were once used to ship individuals and merchandise from Wirral to Liverpool with the street prompting the recreation center called 'Ship Road.'
The site was initially utilized as a ship for movement among Eastham and Liverpool. There are two wharfs the main "Eastham Ferry Jetty" is a milestone offering perspectives of the River Mersey. The second "Occupation's Ferry" was utilized for business activity and is right now distant for security reasons. The ship benefit is for all time shut. In 1846, the zone was finished with greenery enclosures and a joy plant. A zoo was later included as a guest fascination, which incorporated a bear pit, monkey fenced in areas and a lions' den. According to BBC Domesday Reloaded, Eastham Country Park was opened on 10 July 1973.