Abbey Road Park

🏟 Playground & park · Abbey Hulton, Stoke-on-Trent

Abbey Road Park

A free neighbourhood park on Abbey Road in Abbey Hulton, with children's play equipment and a multi-use games area for older kids.

🕑 Visit & openingℹ About🏞 Facilities🧒 Ages & play📍 Nearby❓ FAQ

🕑 Opening & entry

🌱 Open daily; play area and grounds generally accessible throughout the day · Free · No booking needed

📍 Location & directions

Address: Abbey Road, Abbey Hulton, Stoke-on-Trent, ST2 8AX

Plus Code: 9C5V2VM4+PP

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About Abbey Road Park

Abbey Road Park is a free neighbourhood park on Abbey Road in Abbey Hulton, in the east of Stoke-on-Trent, managed by Stoke-on-Trent City Council. It is one of the city's local neighbourhood parks, described by the council as having good play facilities for both teenagers and younger children. The site combines children's play equipment with a multi-use games area, giving older children and teenagers a hard-surfaced space for ball sports alongside the play area, plus open grass for informal games. This mix makes it a practical everyday park for families and young people living in the surrounding Abbey Hulton streets. In keeping with the council's smaller neighbourhood sites, it does not have on-site toilets or a dedicated car park, so it is best suited to visitors arriving on foot. Dogs are welcome in the open grounds, off lead unless a council officer directs otherwise, but they are not allowed inside the children's play area. Entry is free and the park is open and accessible throughout the day. Abbey Hulton also has wider green space and the Wallace Centre nearby, but Abbey Road Park remains the go-to local play spot for the immediate neighbourhood.

⭐ What makes this place special

  • Children's play area
  • Multi-use games area
  • Open grassed space

🏞 Facilities

  • Free entry
  • Parking: No dedicated car park
  • Toilets on site
  • Dogs: Allowed off lead unless directed by a council officer; not permitted in the children's play area

🧒 Ages & play

  • Children's play equipment
  • Multi-use games area (MUGA)

📍 Nearby places to play

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❓ Frequently asked questions

Is Abbey Road Park free to visit?

Yes. It is a free, public neighbourhood park managed by Stoke-on-Trent City Council.

Does it have a children's playground?

Yes. There is children's play equipment, plus a multi-use games area for older children and teenagers.

What age range is it suitable for?

The council describes it as having good play facilities for both teenagers and younger children.

Is there parking or a toilet?

No. As a smaller council site it has no dedicated car park and no toilets, so it is best reached on foot.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are allowed in the grounds off lead unless directed otherwise, but not inside the children's play area.

✎ Last verified 2026-11-06. Something changed or out of date? Suggest a correction.
📚 Sources: Stoke-on-Trent City Council - Abbey Road · Wikipedia - Abbey Hulton.

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