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There is a cornershop nearby where you can buy essentials such as bread and milk. Within 5 minutes drive away towards the town centre, there is a petrol station, various takeaways, a retail park and a large Tesco store.
There is a direct bus into the town centre, or to St Helens train station. Lea Green Park and Ride train station is just over a mile away, with direct trains to Liverpool.
During your stay in St Helens, why not explore the local sights? Here are some examples:
1) World of Glass: Immerse yourself in the mesmerising world of glassmaking at this unique attraction. Discover the artistry behind glass and witness live demonstrations, creating an unforgettable experience for art enthusiasts and curious minds alike.
2) Knowsley Safari Park: Embark on a thrilling safari adventure right in Knowsley Safari Park. Get up close and personal with magnificent wildlife, from majestic lions to playful monkeys, as you explore the vast landscapes of Knowsley Safari. An unforgettable experience for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
3) Carr Mill Dam: Escape the hustle and bustle at Carr Mill Dam, a serene reservoir offering picturesque views and a tranquil atmosphere. Ideal for a leisurely stroll, fishing, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
4) North West Museum of Road Transport: Rev up your curiosity at this museum dedicated to the fascinating history of road transport. Explore vintage vehicles and artefacts, taking a nostalgic journey through the evolution of transportation in the North West.
5) Inglenook Farm: See the friendly chickens wandering about, or feed the ducks. Or experience the beautiful lavender fields in the summer. Have lunch at the Cherry Orchard Tearoom, or how about a meander round the Artisan Market, every 2nd Sunday of the month, where you can buy locally grown produce or unique handmade craft items.
5) Taylor Park: A green oasis in the heart of St Helens, Taylor Park invites visitors to relax amid lush landscapes, serene lakes, and scenic walking paths. Perfect for a leisurely day outdoors or a family picnic.
6) St Helens R.F.C.: Immerse yourself in the passion of rugby at St Helens R.F.C, the home of world champions Saints. Witness thrilling matches and feel the electric atmosphere as fans come together to support their team in this renowned rugby hub.
7) Sutton Manor: Nature lovers will find solace in the enchanting Sutton Manor woodland. Explore wooded trails, discover local flora and fauna, and unwind in this peaceful haven for those seeking a connection with the outdoors.
8) Dream: Take the opportunity to visit Dream, an iconic sculpture, created by Jaume Plensa, that stands tall as a symbol of hope and transformation. Marvel at its artistic significance while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
9) Theatre Royal: Step into a world of entertainment at the historic Theatre Royal. From captivating performances to cultural events, this venue promises a memorable night out for theatre enthusiasts and those seeking a touch of sophistication.
10) Sherdley Park: Embrace the great outdoors at Sherdley Park, a vast green space offering a multitude of recreational activities. From sports facilities to peaceful walking trails, there's something for everyone in this expansive park.
11) Church of St Mary, Lowe House: Delve into the rich history of St Helens at the Church of St Mary, Lowe House. Admire the architectural beauty and explore the spiritual significance of this historic place of worship.
12) The Smithy Heritage Centre: Travel back in time at The Smithy Heritage Centre, where history comes to life through exhibits and displays. Gain insight into the local heritage of St Helens and its industrial past.
13) Haydock Park Racecourse: Feel the excitement of the races at Haydock Park Racecourse. Whether you're a seasoned punter or a newcomer to horse racing, this venue promises thrilling events and a lively atmosphere.
14) Murrays Antiques and Collectibles. Peruse this treasure trove of vintage pieces, collectibles and antiques. If you are looking for something unique or just like a bargain, this is the place to visit.
If you want to go further afield, Manchester is 40 minutes drive via the M62, or Liverpool is 35 minutes drive down the A580. Alternatively, there is a direct train to both these cities.
The nearest seaside towns are Southport and Formby (around 40 minutes). Blackpool is around an hour's drive away. Or within a few hours' drive experience the breathtaking scenery of the Lake District, Wales or the Peak District.

There is free street parking. There is a direct bus into the town centre or to the train station.