Heaton Park

Park · Bowker Vale

Heaton Park

Park · Bowker Vale

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Middleton Rd, Manchester M25 2SW, United Kingdom

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Urban park with a championship golf course for grown-ups, farm animals and play areas for kids.  

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Middleton Rd, Manchester M25 2SW, United Kingdom Get directions

manchester.gov.uk
@heaton_park

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Middleton Rd, Manchester M25 2SW, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 161 773 1085
manchester.gov.uk
@heaton_park

Features

crowd lgbtq friendly
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
wheelchair accessible seating

Last updated

Mar 4, 2025

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"By far the biggest and most consistently used green space is Heaton Park to the city’s north. From 8:00 AM to dusk each day, the park is filled with visitors engaged in activities and sightseeing, or just lounging around on the grassy slopes. In addition to orienteering courses, a petting zoo, rowing boats, and free playgrounds for children, the park is also home to cultural events such as music and food festivals. A particular highlight is the tram museum, which has its own working fleet of cute retro vehicles that you can ride in on Sundays for a small fee." - MATADOR_NETWORK

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Lawrence Aloysius

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A very large public park in Manchester, maintained by Bury Council, is one of the largest public parks in all of Europe. There are so many fun activities for kids to enjoy and lots of open areas for a walk. Good place to spend with family, especially in spring and summer. There are refreshment areas and public toilets that are well maintained. There is a lake where boating is provided. There is an animal farm associated with the park, and one can sight many farm animals

jamie greene

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really pretty place that doesn’t show off, like a hidden gem and the fact it’s just a tram ride from the city centre is amazing. one thing i would say is the public restrooms need a make over and some of the attractions are only open on certain days or subject to volunteers but that’s understandable

FATOKI AYOWALE

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This is the biggest park in Greater Manchester. It is well maintained. The park has several areas. There is a golf course with an annual fee of about 60 quid. There's an animal farm as well with different animals. There's also a boating lake. There's a massive hall that looks abandoned in the middle of the park anyway. There are car parks spread out all over the park. It's a very beautiful park.m

Darren Pickering

Google
Go here a lot. Park run is great. Parks are great, lots to do. Grandson loves the little farm where you can pet animals. Parking on the card, couple of cafes all good. Can get super busy but it's that big you can always find a spot.

Stephany Thacker

Google
A beautiful park filled with so much to see and do! We walked through the animal centre and pet some goats, got a brew at the cafe and meandered through the boating lake. I can’t wait to go back in the summer!

Kirsty Davies

Google
Lovely day in the sun, lots of people but not overcrowded. There are lots of disabled spaces for my husband to park and get his wheelchair out. Had a picnic on the grass and a lovely walk round.

Colin McDermott

Google
Great place for a long or short walk. Coffee shops and other places of interest. My wife loves to feed the birds and the beagle likes to watch the squirrels.

Emma Nicole

Google
Gorgeous views and quite a diverse farm. The facilities are very nice and are kept warm which is a lifesaver with the weather being as cold as it has been. The cafe is also quite pleasant, lots of seating options though it does get full very quickly. Costs about as much as you would expect with a cup of tea being £2.60.