4709 reviews

Haigh Woodland Park

Name: Haigh Woodland Park
Address: Wigan, United Kingdom
Rating: 4.6

Wigan

School Ln, Wigan WN2 1PE, United Kingdom

Country park Tourist attraction

+44 1942 828280

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Haigh Woodland Park is a country park and tourist attraction located in Wigan, United Kingdom. The average rating of this business is 4.60 out of 5 stars based on 4709 reviews. The street address of this business is School Ln, Wigan WN2 1PE, United Kingdom. Haigh Woodland Park is open seven days a week from 08:00am to 06:00pm.

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Where Haigh Woodland Park is located at?: Haigh Woodland Park is located at School Ln, Wigan WN2 1PE, United Kingdom.
What is the contact number of Haigh Woodland Park?: The contact number of Haigh Woodland Park is +44 1942 828280

Reviews

5 Liam Penny 37 months ago

What a lovely place to spend the day! A really nice park with stunning scenery and plenty to do with the kids. There are some lovely gardens to enjoy & a crazy golf course as well as a climbing site. I Was very impressed with the courtyard food court which had a good sized seating area and lots of options of food choice at a reasonable price. I also very much enjoyed my pint of San Miguel later in the day as the kids had an ice-cream, possibly the first time I've ever had a pint in a park in the UK but it won't be the last.

5 L A (Ashton101) 36 months ago

Great place for walks and a bite to eat. Alot of nature and miles to walk with or without your dog. The forests are kept in perfect condition. Many very nice views to just look at for hours must be visited to be truly appreciated plan to have many more happy walks here.

5 Paul Birchall 36 months ago

Great facilities with cheap car parking. Our 4 yr. old grandson loved it. The adventure playground was well equipped and very safe. We also had a go at crazy golf, only £1 each for 18 holes. Very good day out.

4 Emma Small 36 months ago

We always love coming here, just a few gripes from me, the only toilets are in the courtyard area which is miles away if you have toddlers new to being out of a nappy. We went to ride the train, half term so expected it to be running, apparently it only runs at weekends, so had 2 disappointed 3 year old. Other than that we love the food on offer, the drinks, and always plenty of space to park

5 Claire Daniels 38 months ago

Lots to do for the family! 2 lots of golf , play area, high ropes, crafts and a butchers!!!
There are places to eat and drink and a couple that allow well behaved dogs.
The parking is reasonable and I think it was £1.50 for a few hours.
The cafes in the square close at 4 . I liked all you kneed very friendly and nice cakes.
It's a huge place so if you just fancy a nice walk it's also good for that!

5 Steve Taylor 36 months ago

Went there for golf and at £35 for 2 we thought it was great value. A bit hilly towards the end but a lovely course. Could do with some work on the greens to speed them up

4 Mia Walmsley 35 months ago

Good sized park. Gets very busy at weekends and holidays. We visit during the week when it's a bit quieter. Nice area/woods for a walk and picnic, duck pond (needs a general clean up), ride-on trains (not seen these active for a number of years), good sized play ground for children, a number of other paid activities available should you like crazy golf, high ropes, etc.
The walled gardens are nice for picnics and ball games (being respectful of others seated nearby and keeping fingers crossed dogs are controlled and called off when bounding up to young children). Kitchen gardens are pleasant to walk through when open.
Parking is paid on exit. Toilets located need the food court; there are usually clean however, the soap dispenser in the ladies was broken on our previous visit. A number of options for coffee, cakes, ice cream and lunch. We have eaten at the cafe supplied by All You Knead. Nice variety of cakes, pies and drinks. Reasonably priced. The cakes were very big and staff were happy to provide additional cakes so children could share the brownie. Ice cream shop has lots of variety.
Lots of dogs and, as with most public parks, there is the constant need to check grass when walking through so you don't tread in dog mess which hasn't been cleared away. Not sure when dogs became more important than people however, this is generally not a dog problem, this is an entitled, lazy dog owner problem.

5 Ant Gwilliam 47 months ago

Lovely spot for a walk and some head space this time of year. Unfortunately a lot of untrained dogs off lead which isn't great when owners can't recall or don't know where their dogs are half the time but that's more an issue with people than Haigh hall.

Business Hours

Monday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Tuesday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Wednesday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Thursday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Friday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Saturday	08:00am - 06:00pm
Sunday	08:00am - 06:00pm