Victoria Park

John Eddleston Playing Fields

Stanley Park

Sefton Park

Vale Park

Park with gardens and cafe in New Brighton.

Queens Park

Hall Lee Bank Park

Moss Bank Park

A huge park in north Bolton with attractions and sports facilities with woodland, open grassland and ornamental gardens in the parkland of the former Moss Bank House.

Wythenshawe Park and Gardens

Green space including woods, meadows, a playground, sports amenities and a farm with horse-riding.

Gorton Park

A small park in Gorton, Manchester facilities include children's play area, multi use games area (MUGA), football pitches.

Debdale Park

Debdale Park is a green space at the heart of its local community. It is the principal park for the East Area Parks, covering 59 hectares.

Heaton Park

Heaton Park, located in Manchester, England, is one of the city's most beloved and expansive green spaces.

Philips Park

Drinkwater Park

Alexandra Park - Oldham

Alexandra Park in Oldham is a large Victorian park located to the north of the town centre.

Chorlton Park

A park in Chorlton, south Manchester.

Peel Park

Victoria Park - Widnes

Opened in 1900 to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, Heritage Lottery funding has restored Victoria Park to its former splendour and enabled the replacement of the major features that had disappeared over the years such as the bandstand, fountain and lake.

Tatton Park

Water Tower Gardens

Water Tower Gardens in Chester features bowling, multi-sports, play areas and community pavillion.

Westminster Park

Timbersbrook Picnic Area

Bold Venture Park

A smashing little park in Darwen with a lake, landscaped parkland and playground areas, with paths leading up out of the park to the surrounding moorland.

Sunnyhurst Wood

A large woodland park with plenty of wildflowers and wildlife together, visitor centre and facilities.

Astley Park

Perfect for a summer day out, you can pack up your picnic and find your perfect spot to enjoy the summer sun.

Worden Park

A large country park with great facilities and woodland walks.

Cuerden Valley Country Park

A spacious country park containing Cuerden Hall, built by Lewis Watt for Robert Townley Parker and completed in 1819 and surrounding parkland.

Ball Grove Park

A small park around the Mill Pond beside the site of the old Ball Grove Tannery.