Fletcher Moss Park and Parsonage Gardens

About this activity

Fletcher Moss Park and Parsonage Gardens offer a wonderful nature filled day out for the whole family in Manchester. 

Your first port of call is worth being the Visitor Centre, which is a small room that can be found at the base of the Croft building. Here you can find information on the history of the park, as well as the work the volunteers do, and even information on the birds who call the park home! There is even a small library for kids where they are encouraged to draw pictures of their park!

Fletcher Moss Park and Parsonage Gardens offer some great activities for all ages, and especially kids often love the park as they can find plenty of spaces to run around safely, as well as plenty of toddler-friendly spaces free from dogs.

Kids can climb trees in Stenner Woods, or even ride a bike, and play football when the surfaces are dry! Many of the adults who visit have their own fun memories of visiting the park with their own parents or grandparents when they were young. 

It's worth noting that they do ask that parents do not allow their children to climb the rocks in the Alpine Garden/ Rockery. 

Also at the park you'll find tennis courts, as well as ice cream! What's not to love!