Hullard Park
Hullard Park is Old Trafford’s haven for those seeking fresh air, freedom, and greenery right in the city. Unwind on the grass of this Green Flag award winning park, bond as family while the kids explore the play area, or see what wildlife you can spot in the nature pond.
Looking for space to move? Expansive fields invite football matches and other games, while the pathways beckon runners, cyclists, and anyone who loves a tranquil stroll. There's even a bowling green for a game or two.
Looking for space to move? Expansive fields invite football matches and other games, while the pathways beckon runners, cyclists, and anyone who loves a tranquil stroll. There's even a bowling green for a game or two.
Travelling here by car
For Hullard Park (M16 9JG), exit the M60 at Junction 7 and join the A56 towards Manchester city centre. Follow the A56 (Chester Road) and turn onto Stretford Road; continue on Stretford road and turn right on Northumberland Road where the park is located.
Travelling here by other means
From Cornbrook tram stop, walk south along Cornbrook Road and cross over to walk along Chester Road. Carry on down Chester Road and take a left on E Union Street, crossing Stretford Road and walking down Henrietta Street the park will be on the right. Total walking time is under 18 minutes.
Hullard Park is Old Trafford’s haven for those seeking fresh air, freedom, and greenery right in the city. Unwind on the grass of this Green Flag award winning park, bond as family while the kids explore the play area, or see what wildlife you can spot in the nature pond.
Looking for space to move? Expansive fields invite football matches and other games, while the pathways beckon runners, cyclists, and anyone who loves a tranquil stroll. There's even a bowling green for a game or two.
Looking for space to move? Expansive fields invite football matches and other games, while the pathways beckon runners, cyclists, and anyone who loves a tranquil stroll. There's even a bowling green for a game or two.
Travelling here by car
For Hullard Park (M16 9JG), exit the M60 at Junction 7 and join the A56 towards Manchester city centre. Follow the A56 (Chester Road) and turn onto Stretford Road; continue on Stretford road and turn right on Northumberland Road where the park is located.
Travelling here by other means
From Cornbrook tram stop, walk south along Cornbrook Road and cross over to walk along Chester Road. Carry on down Chester Road and take a left on E Union Street, crossing Stretford Road and walking down Henrietta Street the park will be on the right. Total walking time is under 18 minutes.
Photo: Trafford Council
- Free entry
- Family friendly
- Dog-friendly
- Playground
- Parent and Baby
- Relaxed
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Guide Dogs welcome
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Hullard Park
Henrietta St
Old Trafford
M16 9JG
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