The park was developed as part of a multi-million pound regeneration scheme to improve the Castlefields estate.
It includes a bespoke 'scramble net' and various climbing structures tailored for older children.
The park's design incorporates sustainable drainage systems integrated into the landscape.
It is managed by the Halton Borough Council as part of their commitment to public green spaces.
Phoenix Park in Runcorn is a community-focused green space situated within the Castlefields residential area. It serves as a central hub for local recreation, featuring modern play equipment designed for various age groups. The park is integrated into the broader Halton Borough council landscape, providing walking paths and open fields. It is specifically designed to function as an accessible outdoor facility for residents of Windmill Hill and Castlefields. The site layout emphasizes safety and visibility for family use. Recent upgrades to the park were part of wider urban regeneration efforts in Runcorn.
The raised viewing platforms near the main climbing frames that overlook the play area.
Wear sturdy footwear as some areas of the park feature uneven terrain near the peripheral pathways.
Check the local Halton Council website for any community-led event schedules before visiting.
Bring your own refreshments as there are no on-site cafes or permanent food kiosks.
Do not visit during heavy rainfall, as the lower-lying grass areas can become waterlogged.
Keep dogs on a lead in designated play zones and dispose of all litter in provided bins.
