Mill Dam is a small lake located in Kirkby, Merseyside, England, sitting within a public park that also features a community centre and children's playground.

Despite its compact, egg-shaped appearance, the lake offers a variety of productive fishing spots around reed beds, lily pads, and open water.

A partially overgrown island in the centre provides an appealing target for casts, though it can make presentation tricky. Anglers have recorded a good mix of species here, including common carp, common bream, crucian carp, European perch, and common roach.

The site has designated fishing pegs, a car park, toilets, and footpaths circling the lake, with day and night fishing available.