The Wirral Stones once marked a meeting place several hundred years ago.
The village of Willaston is believed to derive its name from these stones.
Join me in the video as we discover the curious story of these ancient stones!
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Useful Information |
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| Location | Junction of Hadlow Road and A540 |
| Nearest Bus Stop | Hadlow Wood Cottage |
| Opening Times | Always Open |
| WC | No |
| Food & Refreshments | No |
| Souvenir Gift Shop | No |
| Notes | Parking is difficult nearby.
Best to visit at a quiet time. |
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