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Wythenshawe Park and Gardens

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Wythenshawe Park is located in Northern moor & borders into Baguley England, covers an area of 270 acres. Wythenshawe Hall lies at its centre. The park features woodland, bedding, grassland and meadows, sporting facilities, Wythenshawe community farm and a horticulture centre.

Nearby attractions

Wythenshawe Community Farm & Shop

Wythenshawe Park and Gardens, Wythenshawe Rd, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0AB, United Kingdom

Wythenshawe Park Riding Stables Ltd

Wythenshawe Rd, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0AB, United Kingdom

Wythenshawe Horticultural Centre

Wythenshawe Park, Wythenshawe Rd, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0AB, United Kingdom

Wythenshawe Hall

Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0AB, United Kingdom

Nearby restaurants

Fayrouz Restaurant

200 Yewtree Ln, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0FF, United Kingdom

Chick A Ritos Wythenshawe

43 Hall Ln, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 1AQ, United Kingdom

Mazaj Lounge Manchester

Yewtree Ln, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0FF, United Kingdom

Ernies

122 Sale Rd, Northern Moor, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0BX, United Kingdom

The Courtyard Cafe

Wythenshawe Park, Wythenshawe Rd, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0AB, United Kingdom

A1 Balti House

124 Sale Rd, Northern Moor, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0BX, United Kingdom

Allison's Bakery

27 Hall La, Baguley, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 1AQ, United Kingdom

Oriental City Northern Moor

107 Sale Rd, Northern Moor, Wythenshawe, Manchester M23 0BU, United Kingdom

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Wythenshawe Park and Gardens

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Lovely park,although I feel I've only seen a small section of it. I'm yet to visit the hall. The farm is really cute aswell as the walled gardens with the lambs, goats and chickens. There's also a beautiful little shop selling produce and excellent priced plants! The toilets were dire when we visited. Luckily we only needed to wash our hands after feeding the animals but they were a state, no loo roll or paper towels or handwash. They have a lovely courtyard eating area which sells really yummy food, we didn't visit this time round as it was closed but have been there in the past and will visit again, there are toilets in that area which are definitely a huge difference compared to the farm toilets. The play park is fab for all ages and has an ice cream van outside £3 for a '99' with sherbert!!! Get an ice cream from the court yard, you'll save yourself some! All in all, a lovely place to visit and explore.

Laura JayneLaura Jayne

First time visitor to the main cafe. There was a sign on the door saying dogs are welcome. Went inside the cafe then we where told that dogswere not welcome. We sat in the court yard instead it was pouring with rain. Managed to get seated in the coveted area of the court yard. Ordered food from an outside counter. There was no menu available! ordered coffee tea and to barm sandwiches ham and cheese and Tuna mayo plus chips. Had to ask for the tabled to be cleaned it was very dirty. Food was good. Asked for the bill it came to £14.00 asked for a receipt it did not have all items on that we had but had other items on.. when I enquired about it I got fobbed off. So I left it. The cafe stated on the door that they were open till 4. People turned up before 3 and were told that they were closing. I would not recommend this cafe for the above reasons.

Margaret BantonMargaret Banton

So much to do at wythenshawe park, we went to the kids play area which is great. After that we walked over to the courtyard cafe for sandwiches and drinks - good cafe - sandwiches nice, toilets there. After that we walked to the farm and saw the animalsthen onto the walled garden farm area, we browsed the farm shop and then went to get ice creams at the ice cream van. Next we walked over to the polytunnels and explored them, the cactus and fish were our kids best parts. After that we walked round to see the bee keepers, they were not there today but we had a nice chat to one of the vegetable patch gardeners, he showed us round and we brought some fresh veg from him - amazing fresh beautiful vegetables and great price! The parking is free and there are toilets around the place. Look up in the trees to see parakeets !!

Nina VearnalsNina Vearnals

A large park with loads of facilities including golf course, horse riding, farm with farm shop, a charming little cafeteria, children's play area and lots of space for walking. It's only lost a star because of the unfortunate fire that gutted the old Wythenshawe Hall building there (which was an old Tudor style manor house) so there's ongoing reconstruction work to restore the building - which is the least intrusive on the park it could possibly be, but does slightly dampen the views. Definitely worth a visit though if you haven't been before, and one of my favourite spots to walk the dog as there's a number of different routes you can go by and plenty of space for throwing the ball without being in anybody's way.

Some Web MonkeySome Web Monkey

The Dinosaurs are out of this world, our grandson Jack (5yrs) absolutely loved it, especially the T-Rex which just happens to be his favourite dinosaur. It's well worth the money,admission plus £3:00 for parking, parking in my book should be included as it's a closed site. On to the refreshments small bottle of coke £2:50, water £2:00. An absolute disgrace, the caterers are taking advantage of the hot weather. That is the only drawback, the sky-high prices of burgers, chips etc. My advice take you're own refreshments. The money you'll save will fund another trip out somewhere else.

Michael DickinsonMichael Dickinson

Park is getting better and better, things we love up to now: Free parking Walk through greenhouses with carp ponds, bird cages, tropical rooms BMX pump track Smooth as heck place to skate/learn cycling MTB trails Tennis courts Cafe Horse Riding Animal Farm Large playground Old Manor House with really nice gardens to explore Regular events (Fairs, circuses etc) Lovely woodland walks Football fields For free, we are very lucky to have it nearby, can't recommend enough :)

John StringerJohn Stringer

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Wythenshawe Community Farm & Shop

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Wythenshawe Park Riding Stables Ltd

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Wythenshawe Horticultural Centre

4.5

(45)

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Wythenshawe Hall

4.4

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Fayrouz Restaurant

4.5

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Chick A Ritos Wythenshawe

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Mazaj Lounge Manchester

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Ernies

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Lovely park,although I feel I've only seen a small section of it. I'm yet to visit the hall. The farm is really cute aswell as the walled gardens with the lambs, goats and chickens. There's also a beautiful little shop selling produce and excellent priced plants! The toilets were dire when we visited. Luckily we only needed to wash our hands after feeding the animals but they were a state, no loo roll or paper towels or handwash. They have a lovely courtyard eating area which sells really yummy food, we didn't visit this time round as it was closed but have been there in the past and will visit again, there are toilets in that area which are definitely a huge difference compared to the farm toilets. The play park is fab for all ages and has an ice cream van outside £3 for a '99' with sherbert!!! Get an ice cream from the court yard, you'll save yourself some! All in all, a lovely place to visit and explore.

Laura JayneLaura Jayne

First time visitor to the main cafe. There was a sign on the door saying dogs are welcome. Went inside the cafe then we where told that dogswere not welcome. We sat in the court yard instead it was pouring with rain. Managed to get seated in the coveted area of the court yard. Ordered food from an outside counter. There was no menu available! ordered coffee tea and to barm sandwiches ham and cheese and Tuna mayo plus chips. Had to ask for the tabled to be cleaned it was very dirty. Food was good. Asked for the bill it came to £14.00 asked for a receipt it did not have all items on that we had but had other items on.. when I enquired about it I got fobbed off. So I left it. The cafe stated on the door that they were open till 4. People turned up before 3 and were told that they were closing. I would not recommend this cafe for the above reasons.

Margaret BantonMargaret Banton

So much to do at wythenshawe park, we went to the kids play area which is great. After that we walked over to the courtyard cafe for sandwiches and drinks - good cafe - sandwiches nice, toilets there. After that we walked to the farm and saw the animalsthen onto the walled garden farm area, we browsed the farm shop and then went to get ice creams at the ice cream van. Next we walked over to the polytunnels and explored them, the cactus and fish were our kids best parts. After that we walked round to see the bee keepers, they were not there today but we had a nice chat to one of the vegetable patch gardeners, he showed us round and we brought some fresh veg from him - amazing fresh beautiful vegetables and great price! The parking is free and there are toilets around the place. Look up in the trees to see parakeets !!

Nina VearnalsNina Vearnals

A large park with loads of facilities including golf course, horse riding, farm with farm shop, a charming little cafeteria, children's play area and lots of space for walking. It's only lost a star because of the unfortunate fire that gutted the old Wythenshawe Hall building there (which was an old Tudor style manor house) so there's ongoing reconstruction work to restore the building - which is the least intrusive on the park it could possibly be, but does slightly dampen the views. Definitely worth a visit though if you haven't been before, and one of my favourite spots to walk the dog as there's a number of different routes you can go by and plenty of space for throwing the ball without being in anybody's way.

Some Web MonkeySome Web Monkey

The Dinosaurs are out of this world, our grandson Jack (5yrs) absolutely loved it, especially the T-Rex which just happens to be his favourite dinosaur. It's well worth the money,admission plus £3:00 for parking, parking in my book should be included as it's a closed site. On to the refreshments small bottle of coke £2:50, water £2:00. An absolute disgrace, the caterers are taking advantage of the hot weather. That is the only drawback, the sky-high prices of burgers, chips etc. My advice take you're own refreshments. The money you'll save will fund another trip out somewhere else.

Michael DickinsonMichael Dickinson

Park is getting better and better, things we love up to now: Free parking Walk through greenhouses with carp ponds, bird cages, tropical rooms BMX pump track Smooth as heck place to skate/learn cycling MTB trails Tennis courts Cafe Horse Riding Animal Farm Large playground Old Manor House with really nice gardens to explore Regular events (Fairs, circuses etc) Lovely woodland walks Football fields For free, we are very lucky to have it nearby, can't recommend enough :)

John StringerJohn Stringer

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Nearby Attractions Of Wythenshawe Park and Gardens

Wythenshawe Community Farm & Shop

Wythenshawe Park Riding Stables Ltd

Wythenshawe Horticultural Centre

Wythenshawe Hall

Nearby Restaurants Of Wythenshawe Park and Gardens

Fayrouz Restaurant

Chick A Ritos Wythenshawe

Mazaj Lounge Manchester

Ernies

The Courtyard Cafe

A1 Balti House

Allison's Bakery

Oriental City Northern Moor

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