About Wythenshawe Park
This beautiful and spectacular regional park is set in 109 hectares of open parkland, in South Manchester, and offers a diverse and exciting variety of year-round leisure and educational opportunities for all ages.
The park hosts a varied events and activities programme throughout the year, including an annual firework and bonfire extravaganza, Wythenshawe Star Gazers - Star Gazing with the warden, and other seasonal celebrations.
Three Grade II Listed Buildings are located within the park: North Lodge, the Statue of Oliver Cromwell and Wythenshawe Hall.
This large park comprises a variety of landscape features including historic and ornamental woodlands, herbaceous borders, formal bedding, amenity grassland and beautiful wildflower meadows.
Wythenshawe Park received the Green Flag Award in 2011 for achieving the national standard for parks and green spaces.
Wythenshawe Hall and court yard tea rooms are closed until further notice.