1 / 3Bruntwood Park
📍 Cheadle, North West
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Large park in Cheadle offering playgrounds with slides and swings, a dedicated cycling track with varied terrain, pitch-and-putt mini golf, archery, woodland walking trails, and an on-site café. Paid parking only.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for active families with children across a wide age range - toddlers have the playground, older kids take on the cycling track and archery, and adults can do pitch-and-putt. Plan for a full day as the variety genuinely fills the time. Download the parking app before arrival to avoid fumbling for coins at the machine.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Anneliese Devere
8 months ago
“Great play area for kids. The zip wire is quite high up so my 8year old couldn't reach up to get on it. Lovely park to walk round and for children to run.”
Hadeel Al-Khalaf
a year ago
“Great park with lots of green open spaces 2 parking spaces that are paid by pounds or on apps on your phone. There’s a special bicycling track that includes high level of ground and some bumps and steep routes. There’s a playground 🛝 where all kids can enjoy physical activities. There’s a cafe where you can buy coffee snacks and ice cream. The are toilets though needs to be cleaned. There’s even a hotel and a restaurant on the hill 🥰”
Gareth Brierley
a year ago
“Burntwood park has a little bit of everything for everyone of all ages. Spacious fields, parks, restaurants fast food kiosk. Wildlife and a playground, archery, pitch and putt mini golf course. You can spend a whole day there and still want to come back for a great days experience with the family, friends or solo. Great for dogs with loads of green space.”
📊 Commonly mentioned in Google reviews
Based on Google review tagsCafe
207 reviews
Playground
179 reviews
Pitch and putt
63 reviews
Sand pit
58 reviews
Dog walking
36 reviews
Overview
Bruntwood Park packs playgrounds, a cycling track with steep sections and bumps, pitch-and-putt, archery, and woodland trails into one free-entry park. The café serves coffee, snacks, and ice cream. Paid parking is required - coins or the phone app. The zip wire on the main playground sits high enough that children under around 8 may not reach the handles independently. Toilets are on-site.
