Woodheys Park was opened in the early 1970’s. The site was formally used as farmland and is still known as ‘Pinky Park’ because pigs from a field across the brook frequently strayed into the park.
The park is approximately 7.5 hectares in size and consists of a grass area and a woodland area. It also boasts well-maintained facilities such as:
18 Hole Pitch and Putt – open from April to end September everyday from 10.00 am (last tee off is 2 hours before the park closes. There is a small fee for the hire of clubs and golf balls, arranged from the pavilion building. Woodheys Park is currently the only park in Trafford with a fully operational pitch and putt course.
Children’s play area
5 a-side football area
Adjacent to the children’s play area are several fruit trees. The woodland at the bottom of the park is a protected area, acting as a nature reserve and important wildlife corridor. It also has some ancient ditches and hedges.
The park has a friends group “Friends of Woodheys Park” (FoWP) formed in 2001 which is still going strong.
How to find us
The park is easily accessible from Kenmore Road (with car park), Link Road, and through Woodheys Clough on the path along Sinderland Brook and Footpath 23 with a bridge linking it to the Stamford Brook Estate.
FRIENDS OF WOODHEYS PARK 