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In these difficult times, we are so lucky in this part of Chester to have The Meadows close by for a short walk as part of our once daily exercise routine. The ‘green lungs’ of Chester provide us with the opportunity to stretch our legs, catch some fresh air and observe the natural environment. Here we can enjoy the large skies and the changing patterns and reflections on the surface of the river.
The Meadows is an area of unspoilt water meadows situated in the “Earl’s Eye” of the River Dee in Chester. It is home to an abundance of wildlife.  The Meadows are unique in being so close to the centre of the busy city of Chester, yet offer a peaceful place to enjoy surrounded by nature. They are regularly enjoyed by walkers, joggers, anglers, bird watchers. There is so much to see: ground nesting birds, river birds, small mammals, aquatic life or just take in the breathtaking beauty.

Friends of the Meadows is an active association of like-minded local people with a common interest in protecting and enhancing the Meadows and conserving it for future generations. 

Join Us!

You can become a Friend of the Meadows and subscribe to receive our regular Newsletter. Membership Subscriptions are requested and renewed on a calendar year basis. You can do this as a one-off annual payment or submit a Standing Order (preferred).
We ask for a minimum of £5 per household but you may wish to voluntarily donate more.
Download and print off the forms (pdf)
  • Please send any new Subscription by Standing order to your bank.
  • Send the Membership Details form to FOM (address on the form)
    • For new memberships or any changes to your Standing Order
    • For all renewals or new memberships by cheque/cash
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 Chester Meadows Location and entrances
See the entrances into the Meadows:
The Riverside path (see the map here)
Lower Park Road (see the map here)
Elizabeth Crescent (see the map here)
Bottoms Lane (see the map here)

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