Crumpsall Park is a small municipal park in the Crumpsall ward of Manchester, North West England. Originally planned as a cemetery, the plot was made into a recreational park in 1890 CE.
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really nice park to wonder round or bring the kids for a quick play about with a dedicated dog walkers enclosure providing separation from the other park users. So, no need to worry about letting your dog off the lead.
Wide open spaces with wheelchair adequate pathways and plenty of benches for you to sit and eat your lunch. Not sure how well lit it is at night time but it seems a...
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Peaceful park , beautiful, clean and well maintained. Recovering from illness#, and nice to he on s well kept, clean park. Ethnic diversity beautiful to witness from young and old. Area for dogs to roam with owners, and also nice to see responsible dog owners with dogs on leads. Daffodils, snow drops and mixed crocuses in full colourful bloom...
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DO NOT VISIT HERE WITH DOGS! I took mine into the dog friendly area & there were men following us around & taking pictures & getting abit too close to my dogs. I was there for 10mins & left straight away & then was followed back to the exit by 2 men on their phones, didn't like it at all & didn't feel safe so I will never visit...
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