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Purchased in 1926 Fog Lane Park was one of the city's first public parks. It is said that Fog Lane Park earned its name from a grass commonly known as Yorkshire Fog, which still grows throughout the park. The Park is also a 18 minute train journey from Manchester Picadilly Station. Burnage Station is a 5 minute walk from the park. For more information on transport, the excellent Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) website contains route planners, to find your way from anywhere in Manchester, as well as downloadable timetables.
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path |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Walking, Running and Cycle Path | ||
multi use games area |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Multi Use Games Area | ||
grass football pitches |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Fog Lane Park boasts 5 full size grass football pitches available for use. | ||
bowling greens |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Bowling Greens are available at Fog Lane Park | ||
skate park |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Fog Lane Park has a purpose built skate park suitable for skateboarding BMX and scooters. | ||
tennis courts |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Fancy trying your hand at some Tennis? Fog Lane Park has a selection of courts for you to choose from. Suitable for all skill levels. | Visit Website | |
children's play area |
Dawn - DuskOpen Now |
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Children's Play Area |
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Toilets |
Unisex Changing |
Visitors Centre |
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disabled changing |
disabled toilets |