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Opened in 1900, Crowcroft Park was one of the early Victorian parks of Manchester with well laid out flower beds, a bandstand, floral borders and several cricket and football pitches. Prior to 2001 the park in decline but with the appointment of a dedicated Park development officer and partnership working with the local community the park was transformed. The park entrance is a 1 minute walk from the East Road bus stop on Stockport Road. Buses are every 5 minutes. 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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Walking, Running and Cycle path | |
orienteering |
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Try your hand at orienteering with one of the orienteering courses available at Crowcroft Park. | Visit Website |
skate park |
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Situated within the park are a selection of ramps and rails perfect for skateboarding and BMX. | Visit Website |
bowling green |
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The Park features a well maintained bowling green and pavilion perfect for a few games of bowls with friends and family. | Visit Website |
multi use games area |
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The park offers a multi use games area that includes an outdoor basketball court. | Visit Website |
children's play area |
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Children's Play Area | Visit Website |
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Toilets |
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disabled toilets |