Reviews

  1. Jon Whitwam ★★★☆☆

    Visited for a concert (twice, on separate years) and this review is based upon just that experience. The signposting isn't brilliant - especially upon exit (after the concerts) - with poor lane availablity - there were lots of bottlenecks for people trying to get out on the southern side of the park. Other than that, it is a good venue, with a nice wide area for the stage. The layout has changed each year, and it is definitely improving, but I feel that the crowd management needs more work.

  2. Love Honestly ★★★★★

    So the park overall plenty to see and do. There is a Car park close by with disability spaces available .The farm area was filled with animals needs a bit of care towards areas like walk areas aren’t made muddy especially on a very hot day, animals need accessible water on such hot days which I did not see around. There is no wash basin after petting the animals so people tend to go to the toilets which one is open and a lot of waiting and because people needed to clean hands there was tissue all over the floor and was dirty. Needs a bit of cleaning tbh and the animals seemed very hot and dehydrated especially when the wether was 30 degrees. The animals were Trembling and I’m not sure if it was because of the weather. The cafe situated on the left of the park serves lovely food with home made pizzas which were delicious, plenty of drinks and also plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. There is also bathroom facility near. Overall perhaps on a cooler day I would have loved to walked a little more of the park.

  3. John Leaning ★★★★☆

    A large urban park with an historic old hall, small farm and an amazing, hidden Horticultural Centre with a wide variety of unusual plants and Koi carp.

  1. Victoria Budeanu ★★★★★

    Beautiful park with lots of activities.On the park there is a playground, garden with plants and fish, tennis court, football pitch, bicycle tracks and many more. Parking is free. You can find an ice cream van everyday and there is a small cafe where you can buy a snack or a coffee. There are plenty of activities for the whole family, so come along and enjoy the day!!!

  2. Patrik Krizek ★★★★★

    Wythenshawe Park and Gardens is one of the best green spaces in South Manchester, offering a mix of open fields, formal gardens, woodland walks, and family-friendly facilities. The park is well kept, with plenty of benches, flat paths for walking or cycling, and a relaxed atmosphere. The community farm and horticultural centre add extra interest, especially for younger visitors. There’s also a good café near the courtyard area, ideal for a quick lunch or coffee. It can get busy during events and weekends, but there's usually space to find a quiet corner. A reliable choice for a free day out with plenty to explore.

  3. Svetlana Popova ★★★★★

    One of the Best Parks around Manchester, few minutes off M56, car parking facilities available with overspill at Athletic Tracks, children play area, newly refurbished cycling tracks for all seasons, beautiful walking trails, open tennis courts, horse stable and farm animals, Café and Ice Cream Van on site, great time for all abilities! Highly Recommended!

  1. Douglas C ★★★★★

    Good area to visit with children. Has play area and gardens you can have a walk around. Nice cafe serving some very nice snacks, and they are just finishing completing a cycle track around the park. If you like local produce, have a look at the small shop selling various items.

  2. Sue Dean ★★★★☆

    Lovely and much needed green space on the edge of Wythenshawe. Has a working farm, and vegetable gardens which are not fully utilises to the best benefit of the community. Shame Nice kids play park Cafe with yummy cakes and the ubiquitous ice cream van Been now for Festival Manchester, a free weekend event with a Christian Message. It was wonderful. Nice day, not too hot a real family event

  3. Laura Sallemi ★★★★★

    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.

  1. charlene rigney ★★★★★

    Came to this park for the Dino kingdom experience. Such a nice big park. And was so clean and tidy. We noticed a lovely play ground but didn't have chance to go on it as we were leaving. Will more than likely come back here again to walk around and explore more.

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