Walton Park
Discover Walton Park in Sale, a Green Flag award winning park with grassy lawns, a miniature railway ride and several different sports areas.
Take your pick from booking a game of tennis, or gather a team together for a football match on the park's full-sized pitch. There's also a bowling green and two different play areas for kids. Walton Park runs alongside the Bridgewater Canal, where you can find the charming Walton Perk Cafe Boat moored right outside the park's entrance. Here you can find hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and occasional hot food options.
Walton Park is also the location of the Walton Park Crash Site, where a twin-engine bomber crashed in 1943 having clipped a Beech tree.
Take your pick from booking a game of tennis, or gather a team together for a football match on the park's full-sized pitch. There's also a bowling green and two different play areas for kids. Walton Park runs alongside the Bridgewater Canal, where you can find the charming Walton Perk Cafe Boat moored right outside the park's entrance. Here you can find hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and occasional hot food options.
Walton Park is also the location of the Walton Park Crash Site, where a twin-engine bomber crashed in 1943 having clipped a Beech tree.
Travelling here by car
From the M60, take Junction 7 and follow the A56 (Chester Road) towards Altrincham/Sale. Continue on the A56, then turn onto Dane Road and follow signs to Walton Park.
Travelling here by other means
Walton Park is a 10 minute walk from the Brooklands tram stop, or around a 22 minute walk from the Sale tram stop.
Discover Walton Park in Sale, a Green Flag award winning park with grassy lawns, a miniature railway ride and several different sports areas.
Take your pick from booking a game of tennis, or gather a team together for a football match on the park's full-sized pitch. There's also a bowling green and two different play areas for kids. Walton Park runs alongside the Bridgewater Canal, where you can find the charming Walton Perk Cafe Boat moored right outside the park's entrance. Here you can find hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and occasional hot food options.
Walton Park is also the location of the Walton Park Crash Site, where a twin-engine bomber crashed in 1943 having clipped a Beech tree.
Take your pick from booking a game of tennis, or gather a team together for a football match on the park's full-sized pitch. There's also a bowling green and two different play areas for kids. Walton Park runs alongside the Bridgewater Canal, where you can find the charming Walton Perk Cafe Boat moored right outside the park's entrance. Here you can find hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and occasional hot food options.
Walton Park is also the location of the Walton Park Crash Site, where a twin-engine bomber crashed in 1943 having clipped a Beech tree.
Travelling here by car
From the M60, take Junction 7 and follow the A56 (Chester Road) towards Altrincham/Sale. Continue on the A56, then turn onto Dane Road and follow signs to Walton Park.
Travelling here by other means
Walton Park is a 10 minute walk from the Brooklands tram stop, or around a 22 minute walk from the Sale tram stop.
Photo: Trafford Council
- Free entry
- Family friendly
- Toilets
- Café on site
- Dog-friendly
- Guide Dogs welcome
- Assistance Dogs welcome
Walton Park
37 Walton Rd
Sale
M33 4AT
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