Dream at Sutton Manor

Sutton Manor, St Helens

Free entryAll ages

Dream is a 20 metre white sculpture of a girl's head by Jaume Plensa, opened in 2009 on the former Sutton Manor Colliery spoil heap beside junction 7 of the M62. The land around it is a 230 acre community woodland managed by Forestry England, with walking routes, a heritage arts trail, a picnic area and a weekly parkrun. The woodland is open daily all year with open access.

Parent tip. The sculpture stands on the top of a former spoil heap, so expect an uphill walk from the entrance.

Good to know

Opening timesPublic park, open all day. Open daily all year, open access

PricesFree entry
Forestry England describes the woodland as open access with no admission charge stated. Parking charges, if any, are not stated.

BookingNo need to book

AgesAll ages

AccessNot checked yet. Ask the venue about step-free access, accessible toilets and quiet sessions before you go.

ParkingNeither the Forestry England page nor the St Helens council page states whether there is a car park or whether parking is charged. Forestry England gives the sat nav postcode WA9 4BB.

Outdoors

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Getting there

Sutton Manor, Jubits Lane, St Helens, WA9 4BB

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