The Friends of Caldy Nature Park was formed in 1991 when Cheshire West and Chester Council took over responsibility for the area. The group plays an active role in the development and maintenance of the Park and provides a link between the Cheshire West & Chester Council, the Great Boughton and Huntington Parish Councils, and the local community.
The Friends seek to keep a balance between the needs of local people and the wildlife in the Park. Their aims are:
To work at all times with officials appointed by Cheshire West & Chester Council (CWAC) to improve the recreational and natural assets of the area adopted by CWAC as Caldy Nature Park.
To consult with the Great Boughton and Huntington Parish Councils and the general public about plans to develop and manage the park.
To keep local people informed about developments in the Caldy Nature Park and to encourage them to become involved.
To seek funding from all appropriate sources to enable the group to pursue the above aims.
You can contact us by email at caldynaturepark@gmail.com, please include your contact details for reply.
Click here to apply for membership.
Click here to report a problem in the park to the council.
2016
New signage was installed at all entrances to the park. The Park retained its Green Flag status for 2016/17.
2015
The Park retained its Green Flag status for another year thanks to all the hard work by our Ranger and the monthly working parties.
2014
A new picnic table was installed at the request of local residents. This has disabled access and so can be used by all the community. Footpaths were repaired and a new tarmac path installed.
2013
Saw the creation of new community orchards as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations, and repairs to the damaged footpaths.
2010
A new play area was created for the children.
2009
The pond and leats were re-excavated and a new wetland area created. The bridges were replaced and some paths rebuilt. The sculpture was erected near the car park and the wildflower area fenced off.
1993
The pond and the leats were excavated, taking water from the brook into the pond.
1991
Working with Chester City Council, the primary aim of creating a large area of wetland began.