Chorlton Park Playground

Manchester City Council · Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester

Chorlton Park Playground

The largest municipal park in Chorlton, opened in 1928, with a playground for juniors and under-5s, an outdoor gym, tennis courts and a skate park.

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Address: Nell Lane, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, M21 7UD

Opening: Open access (no gated closing time reported)

Entry: Free

Dogs: Popular dog-walking park (standard council controls apply)

About Chorlton Park

Chorlton Park, on Nell Lane, opened as a public park in 1928 and is the largest municipal park in Chorlton-cum-Hardy; part of the site is said to have been used for horse racing centuries ago. Managed by Manchester City Council, it combines a children's playground with areas for juniors and under-5s, a multi-use games area, a basketball court, tennis courts, an outdoor gym and a skate park, set among mature trees, open playing fields and an enclosed bowling green with its own pavilion. A visitors' centre with community rooms sits within the park. (Note: this is Chorlton Park, not the separate Chorlton Water Park nearby.)

What's in the play area

  • Children's playground (juniors & under-5s)
  • Multi-use games area (MUGA)
  • Basketball court
  • Tennis courts
  • Outdoor gym
  • Skate park

Facilities & accessibility

Toilets Yes
Also in the park Enclosed bowling green & pavilion, Football pitches, Visitors centre & community rooms, Large playing fields

Nearby places to play

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Frequently asked questions

Is Chorlton Park the same as Chorlton Water Park?

No — they are different sites. Chorlton Park is a municipal park on Nell Lane (M21 7UD) with a playground and sports facilities; Chorlton Water Park is a separate nature reserve with a lake.

Does Chorlton Park have a playground?

Yes — a children's playground with areas for juniors and under-5s, plus a MUGA, basketball court, tennis courts, an outdoor gym and a skate park.

Is Chorlton Park free?

Yes, it is a free public park managed by Manchester City Council.

Where is Chorlton Park?

Nell Lane, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester (M21 7UD).

Sources & verification. Last verified 2026-09-23. Details confirmed from:
Manchester City Council — Chorlton Park, Wikipedia — Parks & open spaces in Chorlton-cum-Hardy.
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