Information about parks and gardens in the borough including location, facilities and opening times.
Parks and gardens
10 of Rochdale borough's parks and green spaces have been given the prestigious Green Flag Award status in 2019, meaning they are 10 of the very best in the UK.
Find out more about how the Green Flag Award recognises and rewards well kept parks and green spaces.
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Alkrington Woods, Middleton
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Ashworth and Roch Valleys, Heywood
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Bowlee Community Park, Middleton
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Broadfield Park, Rochdale
- Cronkeyshaw Common, Rochdale
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Denehurst Park, Rochdale - Green Flag Award
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Falinge Park, Rochdale
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Hare Hill Park, Littleborough - Green Flag Award
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Healey Dell Nature Reserve, Rochdale
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Hopwood Woods, Middleton
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Hopwood Park, Heywood - Green Flag Award
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Jubilee Park, Middleton - Green Flag Award
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Middleton (Boarshaw) Cemetery - Green Flag Award
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Middleton Memorial Gardens - Green Flag Award
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Milnrow Memorial Park - Green Flag Award
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Queen's Park, Heywood- Green Flag Award
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Rochdale Memorial Gardens - Green Flag Award
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Springfield Park, Rochdale
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Truffet Park, Langley - Green Flag Award
Locations of parks on a map
Walk around the parks and gardens in Rochdale town centre
This 40 minute walk takes you to the finest parks and gardens of Rochdale town centre and will make you discover their history and the best views.
An alternative route can also be followed for a shorter walk. The walk starts and finishes in front of the magnificent Town Hall. Each step of the walk is detailed in the guide.
Download the ‘Parks and Gardens Walk' guide (867kb pdf)
Find out about the local history
During the Victorian times, several parks and gardens were created in the town centre. The beauty and character of the parks and gardens give Rochdale town centre its unique character. If you'd like to find out more about the history and heritage in the Rochdale borough you can find a range of resources at Touchstones Local Studies Centre