Who we are
Our vision is to be an organisation to facilitate change that underpins a better future for our communities and visitors, a place for everyone!
Reasons to visit
Football pitches, rooms and spaces to hire, activities and 37 acres of green space – it's time to get exploring - the possibilities are endless.
What's on/News
Stay in touch with what's happening on site, local news and how to get involved.
Find us & travel
Rail, Bus, National Cycle Network and the Wales Coastal Path all on our doorstep, getting here is easy.
Who are we?
Place for You and Dee Park are part of Care and Repair North East Wales’ ambitious program to regenerate the former Tata Steel Sports and Social Club into a thriving community resource. We are a Community Benefit Society with charitable status.
Our committed independent management board and dedicated team, are working to improve the area to provide a safe and biodiverse environment for the local community to connect, play sport, relax and enjoy enhancing their well-being.
A community focused vision
Our vision is to develop the land and buildings for good, acting as a catalyst to create a better life for everyone. To achieve this we work with partners to provide training, sports facilities, activities, enterprise support, as well as access to the environment and green spaces.
We believe that we can build a stronger community that has greater opportunities alongside a thriving local economy.
What’s on and news
Upcoming Spring Events at Dee Park
Come down and join the rangers for a variety of events this spring Booking required (Except the Spring Celebration event) - https://bookwhen.com/deeparkrangers
Christmas Celebration
The Dee Park Community Woodland Christmas event took place on Tuesday the 17th of December from 4pm until 7pm. Were you able to come along to place your wish on our wish tree, try your luck with our festive raffle and listen to the Deeside Silver Band?
Henry Weale
Henry Weale was born here, in Shotton, on the 2nd of October 1897. He even worked at John Summers Steelworks. At the time of earning his Victoria Cross, he was a Lance-Corporal of the Royal Welch Fusiliers. At just 21 years old, his act of bravery resulted in him...
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